Why air quality matters in Hospitals
Waiting halls, OPDs and wards stay crowded all day. Poor ventilation lets CO₂ build up and makes spaces uncomfortable for patients who are already unwell. MychoAI monitors every area and keeps fresh-air exchange on target.
Common problems
- Crowded waiting areas and OPDs with little fresh air
- Different areas need different air conditions
- Hospitals need records of indoor air for accreditation
Measure, ventilate, stay informed
Sensors in waiting areas, wards and ICUs report to one hub
AHU dampers and fresh-air units are controlled zone by zone
Reports and alerts support facility and accreditation teams
A good starting point
Our team fine-tunes these levels for your space during commissioning.
| Fan ON | 1,000 ppm CO₂ (waiting areas) |
|---|---|
| Fan OFF | 700 ppm CO₂ |
| Wards temperature | 22–26 °C |
| Relative humidity | 40–60 % |
What you gain
- More comfortable patients and visitors
- Less fatigue for doctors and nurses
- Audit-ready air-quality records
- Lower HVAC energy use
What CO₂ levels mean
Best fit for Hospitals
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 connect to our existing BMS?
Yes. MychoAI controllers connect to building management systems over Modbus.
Is it suitable for operation theatres?
OTs follow special clean-air standards. MychoAI can monitor them, while air handling stays with the certified OT HVAC system.
Get fresher air in your hospital
Book a free site survey. We'll measure your air, suggest the right MychoAI setup and install it for you.