Why air quality matters in Schools
A classroom of 40 students can pass 2,000 ppm CO₂ in a single period with doors and windows shut. Children become drowsy and lose attention. MychoAI shows teachers the air quality and runs ventilation automatically.
Common problems
- Crowded classrooms fill with CO₂ very quickly
- Windows stay closed in winter, summer and during pollution days
- Teachers have no easy way to know when air is stale
Measure, ventilate, stay informed
A simple colour display in each classroom that children understand
Exhaust or fresh-air fans run automatically at the set level
Principals see every classroom on one screen
A good starting point
Our team fine-tunes these levels for your space during commissioning.
| Fan ON | 1,000 ppm CO₂ |
|---|---|
| Fan OFF | 700 ppm CO₂ |
| Display alert | Amber at 1,000, red at 1,500 ppm |
| Sensors | One per classroom |
What you gain
- More attentive, energetic students
- Healthier classrooms, fewer sick days
- Reassurance for parents
- Easy to install in existing buildings
What CO₂ levels mean
Common questions
Is it safe to install in classrooms?
Yes. Units are low-voltage on the display side and wall-mounted out of reach, with the fan relay wired by our electricians.
Can we start with monitoring only?
Yes. Many schools start with the CO₂ Controller as a classroom display and connect fans later in the rooms that need it most.
Get fresher air in your school
Book a free site survey. We'll measure your air, suggest the right MychoAI setup and install it for you.