Enclosed Spaces - Kaiterra Sensedge Deployment Manual

E. Hard-wired to a permanent power source (recommended but not mandatory).
Other things to consider:
Air is drawn into the Sensedge from both the sensor modules on the bottom and the
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air intake on the top. It is vital that neither side of the device is covered as any changes
in the airflow may affect the readings and accuracy of our devices.
In order to avoid direct breathing on a device, which would impact your air quality
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readings, try to avoid installing air quality monitors right next to a workspace, providing
at least 3 feet (0.9 meters) of space between the device and any workstations. If the
space does not allow this, then make sure the monitor is facing the occupants back.
Our air quality monitors were designed to be installed in an upright position. Please do
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not install our products sideways or upsidedown, as your readings will be impacted.
Ceiling installations are also not ideal. If you are going to proceed with a ceiling
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installation, please keep in mind the following:
Since your ceilings are likely above the breathing zone, your devices will be
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measuring the air that is not directly associated with the air that your tenants,
colleagues, or customers are breathing in, making your readings less accurate
according to the actual air that would impact these individuals.
Temperature and Relative Humidity readings will especially be influenced: as hot
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air rises, the Temperature/Relative Humidity readings can be impacted by
numerous degrees/% compared to the breathing zone levels.
Building certifications, such as WELL, RESET, and LEED, may have their own
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requirements for things such as installation height and placement. If this installation is
pursuing any of these certifications, please make sure to check their requirements so
that your air quality monitor is properly installed to their specifications.
Exact room placement may vary based on the type of space, but these spaces can be
categorized into two general scenarios:

1. Enclosed Spaces

Open Spaces
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