Build Equinox regularly receives calls and emails from concerned homeowners, builders and designers around North America, as smoke blankets their communities, asking how to manage indoor air quality during these more frequently occurring exceptional events. Bad advice, such as turning off ventilation units, spreads at internet speed. Air quality management requires more than shoot-from-the-hip guessing.
Outdoor Particulate Defense
CERV2 Particulate Defense is designed to actively monitor and respond to airborne particulate levels in both indoor and outdoor environments. By utilizing high-precision sensors, the system continuously measures particulate concentrations in the airstreams, allowing it to intelligently adapt its ventilation and filtration operation to maintain optimal indoor air quality. This proactive approach ensures that contaminants such as cooking pollutants, smoke, dust, pollen, and other airborne pollutants are managed effectively, providing a healthier indoor environment.
Outdoor VOC Defense
The CERV2 offers an optional outside VOC sensor that enhances indoor air quality by monitoring volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in incoming fresh air. This sensor empowers the CERV2 to automatically suspend ventilation when outdoor VOC levels surpass indoor levels. This proves particularly beneficial in environments susceptible to wildfires or other outdoor pollutants, ensuring that the CERV2 isn’t drawing in contaminated air. The outside VOC sensor can be conveniently installed at the factory or added to existing CERV2 units.
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