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A good indoor climate is not just about fresh air – it is also closely linked to energy consumption. Many people mistakenly believe that achieving a healthy indoor climate requires high energy costs, but the truth is that the two can go hand in hand. In this blog post, we delve into how you can optimize both indoor climate and energy, so you create a healthy environment without breaking the energy budget.

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The indoor climate in the workplace is of great importance for the well-being, productivity and health of employees. Poor air quality, insufficient ventilation and inappropriate temperatures can lead to headaches, fatigue and increased sick leave. Therefore, there are a number of rules for indoor climate in the workplace that employers must comply with. But what do they actually mean?

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Today, municipal school principals face a complex challenge: How do we ensure the best learning environment in our schools, when the indoor climate often hinders learning and well-being?

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As a municipal operations manager, you are responsible for ensuring good physical conditions in schools and institutions. But how do you know where there are problems? Why do teachers keep complaining about headaches? Why are students tired in the middle of the day?

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In Vejle Municipality, they experienced higher satisfaction with the indoor climate, less sickness absence and fewer indoor climate-related annoyances through ÅBN's SKYEN project.

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A good indoor climate in schools and daycare centers is crucial for the health and well-being of employees. Research indicates that factors such as CO₂ levels , temperature , humidity , volatile organic compounds (VOCs) , noise and light can affect how often employees get sick. This report reviews recognized studies and data for each of the six parameters with the aim of uncovering a possible connection between measured indoor climate and reduced sick leave among municipal employees (e.g. teachers and educators). It also presents conclusions on the effect of implementing improvements/monitoring as well as considerations on costs and return on investment (ROI).

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Better indoor climate, healthier children – and smarter use of the municipality's budget As a municipal politician, you are responsible...

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The long-awaited report from the Well-being Commission has just been released. The report has received a lot of media attention. But one central element is conspicuous by its absence: children's physical surroundings, especially the indoor climate of schools.

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The Well-Being Commission's long-awaited report focuses on why more children and young people today are not thriving – and what we as a society can do to strengthen their well-being. But in our eyes, there is a huge gap in the analysis: the indoor climate is largely ignored.

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The indoor climate plays a decisive role in our health and well-being. However, many experience problems with poor air quality,...

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Welcome to ÅBN's blog page, where we give you the latest insights and updates about indoor climate, sensors and much more. To ensure that you are always up to date with the latest trends and technologies, we have collected a number of articles covering everything from improving the indoor climate to the latest sensor solutions.

Understand the indoor climate

Indoor climate is essential for your comfort and health. It covers conditions such as temperature, humidity and air quality in your indoor spaces. Poor indoor climate can lead to various health problems, such as allergies and asthma, and can also affect your general well-being.

Sensors as a Solution

Modern sensors play a central role in monitoring and improving the indoor climate. By using precise sensors, you can get valuable data on CO2 levels, temperature, humidity and other important parameters. This allows you to make informed decisions about how to improve your indoor air quality.

  1. CO2 sensors :
    Monitors carbon dioxide levels and ensures adequate ventilation.
  2. Temperature sensors :
    Monitors temperature conditions to ensure comfort and energy efficiency
  3. Humidity sensors :
    Measures humidity to prevent problems such as mold and mildew.
  4. Noise meter
    Measures the general noise level in the room and helps create calm
  5. Light meter
    Measures the light ratio and gives you an idea of ​​whether the light level is suitable for the task you are doing.
  6. Particle meter
    Many particles can hang in the air, which may be invisible to the naked eye but harm your health.

Learn more about indoor climate and sensors

Stay informed about the latest developments and solutions by following our blog. Whether you're looking for practical advice or the latest innovations, we're here to help you create the best indoor climate possible.

Thank you for visiting our blog. We look forward to bringing you more useful updates and news about indoor climate and sensors.

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We regularly update our blog with the latest news and trends in indoor climate and sensor technology. Here you will find the latest product reviews, technological advances and practical tips on how you can optimize your indoor climate.

Explore Our Blog Posts

We encourage you to browse our blog posts below for detailed insights and updates on how to improve your indoor climate with the most advanced sensors. From tips for maintaining air quality to new technology that makes your everyday life easier - we've got it all covered.

Do you have questions?

Do you have questions or need additional information about indoor climate, sensors or any of the topics we cover on our blog? We are here to help! You are always welcome to contact us directly at hello@aabn.io . Our team is ready to answer your questions and give you the knowledge you need to optimize your indoor climate and make the best use of sensor technologies.

Thank you for visiting our blog. We look forward to bringing you more useful updates and news about indoor climate and sensors.