The service is the same in every sector. What changes is what matters to the people who run the space and to those who use it.
A full room and intense effort: CO₂ rises within minutes. The manager sees it and acts, members check it from the QR code in the room. Temperature and humidity complete the picture: studio, weights room and changing rooms are managed on data, not on complaints.
Lobby, meeting rooms, common areas: stale air looks like poor care even in a flawless property. In guest rooms Oxia® also measures noise, with no audio recording. In boiler rooms, kitchens and laundries it monitors carbon monoxide (CO) and alerts at the first abnormal rise: an extra safeguard alongside the safety devices already in place.
A full room and a busy kitchen: ventilation is not enough. Oxia® alerts you before customers notice, and the QR code at the table turns data into trust. It also measures noise: a loud dining room hurts reviews as much as a stuffy one. In the kitchen Oxia® also measures carbon monoxide (CO) and alerts at the first abnormal rise.
Stable temperature and humidity protect the works. A data series no one can alter is evidence to show lenders and insurers. Oxia® alerts when a room moves outside the set values. In crowded rooms, CO₂ shows when visitors need more fresh air.
Crowded waiting rooms and clinics in use all day: continuous data shows where and when to act on air exchange and ventilation. Healthcare facilities fall under the draft decree AG 435 from 2028. The QR code in the waiting room makes the data visible to patients and those accompanying them.
In care homes, a continuous and verifiable data series on air conditions can be shown to families. Care homes also fall under the draft decree AG 435 from 2028. In boiler rooms and kitchens Oxia® also measures carbon monoxide (CO), with an immediate alert to the person in charge.
Every facility receives the air quality badge in three formats: window sticker, desk plaque, sticker. Its QR code opens real-time data.
The service is the same wherever people are indoors. Tell us about your spaces and we'll tell you how to start.
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Conference halls and exhibition spaces fill up fast: CO₂ is the immediate indicator of crowding and air exchange. The QR code in the hall makes it visible to exhibitors and attendees.