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Knowledge about indoor climate

Sit strategically: Places near windows and doors provide better air circulation.

CO2

Position yourself close to windows for better air circulation and indoor climate.
Use breaks actively to improve CO₂ levels (air out and change the environment).

CO2

By taking breaks and improving air quality with good ventilation, you can create a healthier environment both at home and at work.
How to create better air quality in the classroom or office.

CO2

Better air quality in the classroom or office is all about improving CO2 levels. Learn how to reduce CO2 emissions and create a healthier indoor atmosphere.
CO₂ and ventilation: Understand the connection.

CO2

CO₂ and ventilation play a crucial role in a healthy indoor climate. Effective ventilation can reduce CO₂ levels and reduce the risk of airborne diseases.
CO₂ and health: Headaches, fatigue and inattention.

CO2

High levels of CO₂ in the indoor environment can lead to symptoms such as headaches, fatigue and inattention, studies point out. Read about the importance of understanding the connection between CO₂ and health for our well-being.
CO₂ in schools and offices: Facts and statistics about Danish indoor climate.

CO2

CO₂ levels are crucial for the indoor climate in schools and offices, affecting the health and well-being of students and employees.
Legislation and limit values ​​for CO₂ and how they are measured.

CO2

When it comes to CO₂ legislation and measurement, it is important to stay up to date with the latest regulations and limit values. Legislation in this area is crucial to ensuring a healthy indoor climate and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
How do high CO₂ levels affect concentration and learning?

CO2

The study shows that high CO₂ levels in the air can negatively affect our concentration and learning, which can lead to learning problems and reduced performance.
How to measure CO2 in your home

CO2

According to DMI, measurements of CO2 in the atmosphere are made using advanced instruments and methods to understand and monitor the development of CO2 in the atmosphere and its impact on the climate.
Can dampness in the home cause coughing?

Fugt

Dampness in your home can be the cause of coughing and respiratory problems. Learn how it affects your health and how you can improve your indoor climate.
How to measure mold in the house

Fugt

Learn how to effectively measure mold in your home and prevent problems. Find out how air samples and visual inspections can identify and manage mold in the house.
How to measure dust in the indoor environment

TVOC

The importance of measuring dust in the indoor climate to ensure health and well-being. Using sensors like those at ÅBN provides a clear indication of air quality.

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

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