A “healthy” indoor climate and sustainable building operation have long since ceased to be topics of the future. Take an active part in shaping the future by analysing the current condition of the building and making fact-based decisions. The easy recording of these facts is made possible by modern solutions such as LineMetrics. We have…
Our working world is in a state of upheaval. New Work is no longer a topic of the future. Rather, employers must now implement flexible working models and ecologically sustainable building operation. The coronavirus crisis is further fuelling these developments. This creates challenges for employers, facility managers and property owners. If you act blind in…
At the moment, one topic dominates all aspects of everyday life: COVID-19. It is crucial for companies to be able to correctly assess the current situation, react accordingly and prepare for the future. In this context, the topic of digitalization is also increasingly coming into focus. Some predict a digitalization boom and digitalization budgets are…
The current crisis is having a major impact on real estate earnings. Major asset classes such as office, retail, industrial, hospitality and the residential sector are feeling the effects of COVID-19. This makes it more important than ever to operate the buildings optimally. Digitalisation and energy efficiency can help with this. Impact on the areas…
In our last blog post , you learned how relevant CO2 levels are indoors. The higher these are, the higher the risk of infection, for example from COVID-19 or flu. At the same time, productivity and the ability to concentrate also decrease. In this blog article, we want to show how easy it is to…
Dry air, excessively high temperatures and a high CO2 content often impair performance and well-being in offices. Therefore, the indoor climate should be consciously controlled and controlled. This allows you to reduce sick leave and increase productivity. In this blog post, we have summarised exactly how the indoor climate affects you and what measures you…
The topic of COVID-19 is currently putting society to the test. The top priority is to reduce the risk of contagion and avoid a second wave of infections. In addition to hygiene measures, environmental factors such as humidity also influence the likelihood of infection. For this reason, scientific studies on the interplay between COVID-19, viral…
Less carbon dioxide indoors not only helps for better concentration. In fact, CO2 is a good indicator of lack of ventilation and thus a simple measure against COVID-19. CO2 monitoring with the help of sensors can reduce the risk of corona infections. At the same time, working conditions are improved by fresh air. Reducing the…
As in our last blog post Reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection with humidity , the indoor climate has an influence on the risk of infection of COVID-19. For this reason, humidity between 40-60% should be ensured in buildings to reduce the risk of infection. (Link to the Annual Report of Virology) In the following,…
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