Air quality is a global issue and concerns everyone - in both an economic and wellbeing level. We spend more than 90% of our lives in indoor spaces, and often find ourselves in spaces where indoor concentrations of some pollutants are often two to five times higher than that of outdoors.
Visible displays will keep building operators accountable for air quality, and the public can now be made aware of the indoor air environment they put themselves in. Such a solution empowers the tenant to assure operational efficiency, comfort, risk mitigation, and overall making it cost-efficient.
Your all in one indoor air quality portal to view the most important data for your team, and present to the public if may choose to do so.
You can change the way the data is viewed between a graph or a row view - flick the switch button on the top right between the two and the data will adjust accordingly.
The hierarchical structure of the workspace is defined in the section "AirWits Insight Spaces". See for more information.
You can export a CSV from chosen hierarchy level or dump multiple workspace data by clicking on the ⁝ on the top right and select the desired action.
A public view is a view that allows you to present your overall indoor air quality monitoring to your public spaces, and it is done through a static URL link that is auto-generated. Click on the hamburger menu ⁝ copy the generated URL to a new webpage, and go into full screen mode. The screen will update itself every five minutes. The public screen will show the readings of your following observations of your choosing, and a master 0-100 reading that adjusts between "Unhealthy" and "Good". See "AirWits Insight Settings" on how to adjust the thresholds.
You may have more than one type of device monitoring different values between CO2, PM1.0, PM2.5, PM10, TVOC, Temperature, or Humidity. To select specific data you want to view, go to the top navigation "Observation Type" on the drop down menu and select the desired metric. Right beside, you can also adjust your desired timeframe.
On the overall observation distribution (Either through graph or row list view), you will be able to establish the ranking of the indoor air quality data, either by date or hour. For example, if you want to view the quality of your CO2 readings on a specific day - start by filtering the observation type to CO2 and select a specific date in time. Once filtered you will see a thresholds legend on the top navigation, followed by the observations by a 24 hour clock - each hour will observe the ranking out of 5 to determine the quality of your CO2 readings.
Some spaces have more than one floor, or room, or area, thus a hierarchical structure is present. Here for example "Folder" may determine the floor/s and "Space" may determine the room/s. You are able to add an infinite number of folders and spaces, and a "Space" doesn't necessarily have to be within a folder.
When editing a folder you can change the name of the folder and select the right threshold group - see "AirWits Insight Settings" for selecting and editing threshold groups.
When editing spaces you may be able to change a space's "Name" and "Type". Similar to editing folders, you are also able to select the corresponding threshold group.
To remove, click on "Remove" and "Confirm" after the prompt question.
All your devices that are connected are viewable and editable here. Each row represents an individual device, and will consist of their unique ID and Name. You are able to establish the location of the devices under their "Space" column, presented in their hierarchical structure, when the device last gave out a reading, and what metrics they are observing.
A device can be in either active or inactive state - In an active state they will show a ✓ symbol, and will be empty if inactive.
To edit a device press the 'Pencil' symbol and the selected device's page will open up. You can change the device's name to anything suitable to avoid confusion. E.g. "Small meeting 1". Additionally, to change space location, click "Change space" and a hierarchical spaces structure will pop up - click on the where you want to locate the device and "Save". You can switch device observations on and off by clicking the observation type.
Under observations, you can see all your devices and the readings they've recorded between any specific timeframe - to change timeframes you adjust them in the top right. To export CSV file you simply click on the menu ⁝ in the top right and "Export CSV".
You can filter "Datetime", "Value", or "Rating" in ascending or descending order, simply by hovering over the word and clicking it. You can choose to view between 20, 50, 75, and 100 observations per page.
Here you are able to manage all the people who have or you want to have access to your IAQ monitoring data. In your user list you are able to see an individuals name, email, permission level, last seen online, date added, edit and remove. There are no limitations to the amount of users you want to have. If the amount of users exceed 50, the list will be paginated.
To invite user(s), you click on "+ Invite User" button on the top right, and enter their contact email and select a role that fits. The roles currently available are "Admin" and "Can view everything". Follow the instructions that has arrived to the submitted email.
To remove a user(s), select the profile you want to get rid off, and "Delete".
In Settings, you are able to manage your thresholds set for your indoor air quality monitoring. Each device has observation type/s, they are paired with the levels rating systems (1-5 / Good - Unhealthy) you set here in the thresholds. When adding a new threshold group, set a name that's distinguishable to avoid confusion.
To edit an existing threshold group's name press the 'Pencil' icon right beside. To manage an existing threshold group's values, press the 'Pencil' icon next to any of the levels and it will open up your preview: