Indoor air quality monitors
Make indoor conditions safer, healthier, and better with sensor monitoring.
Reduction of the risk of infection with viruses or bacteria
The higher the CO₂ concentration in the room, the greater the potential for contamination with viruses and bacteria. Better ventilation helps to contain infections via aerosols and droplets and to reduce the number of new infections.
Innovative environmental sensor technology
At Sensirion, innovation is at our core. Committed to staying ahead, we offer the latest in environmental sensor technology. Our diverse sensor portfolio meets the demand for indoor air quality monitoring, providing precise, cost-effective, and compact solutions.
Strong field application support
Our experienced and dedicated field application engineers facilitate close and efficient collaboration between us and customers, ensuring valuable support.
All-In-One Environmental Node
Sensirion's leading expertise in environmental sensor technology is bundled in a sensor module that greatly simplifies mechanical and electrical integration.
We have used Sensirion sensors in several products - mainly because of their accuracy, long-term stability and small footprint.
Alex Pyshkin
R&D Director at ATMO
PM2.5 Sensing for Better Indoor Air Quality with Sensirion's
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Trend topic
Indoor air quality
In recent years, a new demand for clean air has developed among many people who value healthy living. When it comes to air quality, most of them rightly are worried about atmospheric pollution, but tend to forget about indoor air pollution.
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The future of improving indoor air quality
When we think of air quality, we tend to think of air pollution in the regions surrounding our homes. We rely on measures such as the Air Quality Index to let us know when airborne pollutants in our towns or cities reach levels that may cause or exacerbate health issues.
