indoor climate
Building's internal environment
Indoor climate refers to the environmental conditions inside a building—temperature, humidity, air quality, and ventilation.
The term appears in discussions of comfort, health, and energy efficiency: The building's indoor climate is controlled by a smart thermostat.
Poor indoor climate can affect productivity and well-being.
- dehumidifiersDevices removing air moisture
- mold preventionStopping fungus before starts
- temperatureMeasured heat intensity
- ventilationCirculation of fresh air
- fresh airUnenclosed outdoor atmosphere
open window · heat transfer · relative humidity · allergens · dust mites · insulation · condensation · thermostat · ceiling fan · air filtration · air purifier · hygrometers · HVAC systems · sick building syndrome · radiant heat · particulate matter · cozy warmth · central heating
- building healthsick building, mold exposure, radon, asbestos, carbon monoxide
- moisture problemsmoisture, humidity, condensation, mold, mildew
control/regulation
indoor climatewild weather
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