Why air quality matters in Auditoriums
Conferences, convocations, concerts and banquets pack large halls for hours. CO₂ and heat rise steadily, and by the last session the audience is tired. MychoAI monitors the hall across zones and keeps fresh air matched to the crowd.
Common problems
- Very high occupancy for long events
- Balconies and back rows are often the stalest
- Halls stay empty on many days, wasting fixed ventilation
Measure, ventilate, stay informed
Sensors in stage, stalls and balcony zones
Zone-wise damper and fresh-air unit control through one hub
Event-wise reports and live view for the facility team
A good starting point
Our team fine-tunes these levels for your space during commissioning.
| Fresh air ON | 1,000 ppm CO₂ |
|---|---|
| Fresh air OFF | 750 ppm CO₂ |
| Temperature | 22–25 °C |
| Sensors | One per 150–200 seats |
What you gain
- Alert, engaged audiences
- Even comfort in every zone
- Lower HVAC costs on light days
- Event-wise air-quality reports
What CO₂ levels mean
Best fit for Auditoriums
CO₂ Controller
Measures CO₂ with an NDIR sensor and switches exhaust or fresh-air fans automatically at your chosen levels — fresh air when a space needs it, energy saved when it doesn't..
View productClimate Control & MonitoringTemperature Humidity Controller
Keeps temperature and humidity within the band you set by switching cooling, heating, humidifiers or dehumidifiers — with alarms and records for every room..
View productCommon questions
Can it be added to an existing auditorium?
Yes. Sensors are wall-mounted and the hub connects to your current AHUs and dampers without major changes.
Can banquet halls use it too?
Yes. Banquet and conference halls have the same crowd pattern and benefit in the same way.
Get fresher air in your auditorium
Book a free site survey. We'll measure your air, suggest the right MychoAI setup and install it for you.