Page 7 - Campus Security & Life Safety, September/October 2021

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school with HALO _ ‘~

The COV|D—i9and Influenza virus are commonlytransmitted through theair as

the virus is attached to veryfine particulates. As part ofits AQI measurements, El ME
HALO monitors Carbon Dioxide (CO2), particulate concentrations, Humidity, htltu
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), and Nitrogen (N02) in the air. When ' IE
HALO detects high CO2 levels or particulate levels, HALO can notify the HVAC

system via its BACnet interface, instructing the

HVAC to open its dampers and allow more fresh ‘/-_“,I;L,"’-5‘-_‘_.‘.‘;,.\\ I‘

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Good Indoor Air Quality contributes , ; I H C?» ' ‘I

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teachers and staff, and a sense ‘Q’, Q ~\ \‘ ‘/A‘ O

of comfort, health and well—being. ,3" P V,\~.

These elements combine to assist a school /. r 4

in its core mission — educating children. \'\)\J 1 is , /

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