Indoor Air Quality

High quality indoor air will help you achieve important goals:

Restore the confidence of employees, tenants and customers that they can return to facilities with more comfortable and cleaner air;
Support resilience against future challenges by deploying trusted solutions; and
Contribute to your building’s overall sustainability with targeted investments that generate results.

Trane supports the latest industry recommendations* for operating HVAC systems with a focus on the four key contributors to air quality:

Dilute – making sure plenty of fresh outdoor air dilutes the buildup of indoor contaminants through proper ventilation
Exhaust – getting exhaust air out is equally important, especially air from kitchens, restrooms and combustion systems
Contain – keeping indoor humidity levels within the REHVA-recommended range maximizes occupant comfort and reduces the risk of microbial growth
Clean – reducing particles, odors, or micro-organisms, such as mold, bacteria and viruses

^{*Based on recommendations provided by ASHRAE, REHVA, Eurovent and
WHO.}

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