Close the loop. Record the action, then compare similar school hours to check whether conditions improved.
For facilities teams: measurements and building systems+
Know what each reading tells you.
CO₂: ventilation context alongside occupancy, activity and outdoor conditions.
Particle count and mass: particle number and particle mass concentration, two views of airborne particles.
Total volatile organic compounds (TVOCs): an aggregate signal of changing chemical emissions.
Temperature and humidity: thermal conditions and moisture patterns.
Connect data with building operation.
Flair supports local building management system (BMS) connections through BACnet and Mod-bus, plus API and MQTT options. Review the readings with ventilation schedules, filter condition and maintenance records.
ASHRAE 62.1-2025 addresses ventilation and acceptable indoor air quality. For infectious-aerosol control, ASHRAE 241-2023 addresses equivalent clean airflow and building readiness.
Rhode Island’s Healthy Environments Advance Learning (HEAL) Program partnered with ThinkLite to install indoor air quality sensors in school districts.
HEAL pairs monitoring with building-system improvements and informed operations, connecting school data with the work each building needs.
Select priority rooms, monitoring and purification equipment.
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How to use the data
Identify who reviews reports and coordinates follow-up.
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How to support the program
Choose software, service and engineering support around your team.
Indoor air quality. Questions from school teams.
Can we start with a few classrooms?+
Yes. Begin with priority rooms and a defined question, such as a recurring classroom concern. Establish normal conditions, assign a data owner and use the findings to plan your next phase.
What should teachers do when they notice a concern?+
Record the room, time and activity, then contact the school’s facilities team. Those observations help the team match concerns with air readings and investigate the building.
How can we explain the findings to families?+
Use Airlytics reports to explain which rooms the team reviewed, when, what they found and what action followed. Then outline the next steps.
How do monitoring and purification work together?+
Flair records indoor conditions, and Airlytics helps your team review them. ICON and Purilux provide air purification alongside the school’s ventilation and maintenance plan. After taking action, continue monitoring to see how conditions change.
PLAN YOUR FIRST STEP
Indoor air quality for schools.
Tell us which rooms need attention and what your team wants to understand. We’ll help you plan the monitoring, reporting and purification approach.
