Real Time IAQ Monitoring

What is Real-Time Wireless IAQ Monitoring?

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MIT provides a cost efficient ways by integrating Indoor Air Quality aka IAQ monitoring and created an uninterrupted and continuous monitoring for your needs. MIT's proprietary M.I.R.T system and web based platform which we called it Monitoring In Real Time system provides a solutions to lower manpower cost for monitoring Air Contaminants from manufacturing plants, pharmaceutical, hospitals, commercial buildings and offices to meets with the regulatory requirement for IAQ requirements & SS:554 Singapore Standards. 

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The Wireless Real-Time Indoor Air Quality Monitoring System consists of IAQ Sensor to measure the Air Contaminants Levels to meets with most standards and requirements. Using 3G / 4G high speed cellular modem to transmit "LIVE" readings to our cloud server and using dedicated software for remote control & further detailed analysis. 

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Lastly, using AC powered to ensure the system operation integrity for uninterrupted and continuous throughout your projects requirement. On-site troubleshooting for the system during breakdown will also be available to minimize and reduce the "break-down time" will be available too. 

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What is SS: 554 Standard?

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It refers to the Code of practice for indoor air quality for air-conditioned buildings. 

It applies to all air-conditioned premises where air-conditioning is used intermittently or continuously, with the exception of residential premises, factory production areas, hospitals, polyclinics and laboratories. Applies to all types of air-conditioning and air-distribution systems.
Specifies indoor air quality that will be acceptable to building occupants and to minimize the potential of adverse health effects.
Also provides limits for contaminants commonly found in an indoor environment, and limits for parameters that are indicative of the quality of the indoor air.

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What does SS stands for?

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Singapore Standard (SS) Singapore is a member in all four of these international standards bodies with SPRING Singapore holding Singapore's memberships in ISO and IEC2. ... Participation in these committees is through the formation of a Singapore national committee to mirror the international standards committee.

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What are the common Parameters for Indoor Air Quality?  

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•  Air Temperature

• Relative Humidity

• Air Movement

• Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

• Carbon Monoxide (CO)

• Formaldehyde (CH2O)

• Ozone (O3)

• Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC)

• Particulate Matter (PM2.5 / PM10)

• Total Viable Bacterial Count

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