Know the Moment Dust Leaves the Work Zone
Dust resulting from cutting, sanding, and demolition usually fails to be contained and passes through doorways, the spaces in the ceiling, and the air returns into areas that are occupied. When people become concerned, exposure has already taken place and the crew might have left.
The AERIS sensor measures the concentrations of PM1, PM2.5, and PM10 in areas that are occupied near the worksite. Both BREEZE and BREEZE-V also monitor CO2 levels and occupancy, enabling you to distinguish between dust incidents and ventilation problems. One KONA Micro gateway can cover several floors. The data can be accessed through the LOCUS App or via your building management system. This solution is appropriate for hospitals, schools, hotels, and offices that continue to operate during construction.

Complete LoRaWAN Ecosystem for IAQ Monitoring
Deploy Dust Monitoring in Four Simple Steps
Turning Dust Readings into Actionable Insights in Your BMS
Particulate data can be integrated into existing BMS, BAS or facility-management workflows, allowing teams to use PM1, PM2.5 and PM10 readings alongside other building information.
Depending on the integration architecture, elevated particulate levels can be used to trigger alerts, support ventilation or filtration responses, and initiate maintenance workflows. This allows construction-related dust monitoring to become part of existing facility operations rather than requiring teams to monitor a separate system.

Monitor the Health of the Air in Every Occupied Space Next to the Work Zone
Dust travels the same way in every building. What it costs you depends on the room it lands in. A hospital corridor and a trading shop floor need different proof that containment is working. Wireless sensors move with the program and give each space its own record.
benefits that matter
What You Gain with Construction Dust Monitoring
Lower Your Environmental Impact Without More Maintenance
Dust surveys usually mean hired kit, temporary cabling and gear that needs a service call every year or two. TEKTELIC works a different way on short and phased projects.















