Join us in the White House's new Initiative:
“Clean Air in Buildings Challenge”
The “Clean Air in Buildings Challenge” is a call to action and a set of guiding principles and best practices to assist building owners and operators with reducing risks from airborne viruses and other contaminants indoors. The Clean Air in Buildings Challenge highlights a range of recommendations and resources available for improving ventilation and indoor air quality, which can help to better protect the health of building occupants and reduce the risk of COVID-19 spread.
Here are the ways HALO Smart Sensor can help you participate in this initiative.
Take the first step in creating a healthy, safe and secure environment for your facility.


AIR QUALITY
Choose supplies and building products with low chemical emissions to limit sources of VOC’s. Know the carbon dioxide, particulate, and carbon monoxide levels in occupied spaces. Constantly measure for their presence and remove them from the air when necessary.

TEMPERATURE
Conduct regular maintenance and monitor temperature in real-time to prevent and resolve thermal comfort issues promptly.

HUMIDITY
Conduct regular maintenance and monitor humidity in real-time to prevent and resolve moisture issues promptly. Identify and prevent mold growth conditions.

DUST AND PARTICULATES
Use high-efficiency filters and clean surfaces regularly to limit dust and dirt accumulation, which are the vehicles on which viruses travel from person to person.

NOISE
Control indoor sources of noise such as mechanical equipment, office equipment and machinery. Monitor for sound anomalies which can become a security concern.

OCCUPANCY
Know if there are too many people in a room, if a space is occupied when it should not be or abnormal behavior of people clustering in a room location.

SAFETY AND SECURITY
Be situationally aware through non-visual sensory technology. Provide the tools for safe environments such as keyword emergency calls, aggression detection, occupancy, and use of prohibited substances.

ALERT LIGHTING
Visually indicate the status of a location with lighting. Show room occupancy maximums are met, air quality condition, and safe paths to egress.

VENTILATION
Meet or exceed local outdoor air ventilation rate guidelines to control indoor sources of odors, chemicals and carbon dioxide.