Sweco.

Sweco helps property owners ensure a good indoor climate in their buildings.

What do Sweco say?

Sweco already works with DGNB certifications in many of their projects. With the RoomAlyzer system from IoT Fabrikken, it is possible to map indoor climate conditions specifically in DGNB projects, where flexible indoor climate monitoring can also be part of the methodology. The sensors, which measure everything from temperature, CO₂ concentration, humidity, TVOC, sound, and light, are easy to install and do not disturb the building’s users, who can also use the loggers themselves to monitor and ensure a good indoor climate.

In the portal, used together with the indoor climate loggers, DGNB reports can be generated with just a few clicks, selecting which sensors and intervals to include in the report.
Learn more about Sweco’s DGNB services here: (www.sweco.dk/baeredygtighed/certificeringer/).

Frederik Kastrup
Sustainability Engineer
Sweco Denmark

More cases.

Rudersdal Museer.

Rudersdal Museer was looking for a solution that would ensure an optimal indoor climate in the exhibition and storage rooms.

Faaborg Museum.

Faaborg Museum spent a lot of time physically reading sensors.

Deutches Museum Nordschleswig.

Deutsches Museum Nordschleswig was missing the ability to read data remotely.