Air purifiers for schools
Indoor air quality: a critical health issue in elementary, middle, and high schools
Air pollution is a public health issue. Since January 1, 2020, indoor air quality monitoring has been mandatory in elementary and secondary schools (middle schools and high schools) and recreation centers.
How can you effectively address this issue to ensure the well-being of children and ensure compliance? Our professional air purifiers, CO2 and indoor air quality monitors, and related services—such as data analysis and expert consultation—help you monitor and purify the indoor air in your public buildings.
Your needs
Protect the health of students, teachers, and non-teaching staff
Children and young people spend an average of 90% of their time indoors (classrooms, homes, public transportation, gyms, etc.). Indoor air can be 8 to 10 times more polluted than outdoor air.
Poor air quality can cause a variety of symptoms:
- headaches
- fatigue
- eye and mucous membrane irritation
- difficulty concentrating
- respiratory allergies
Protect your students, teachers, and staff by monitoring indoor air pollutants and taking the right steps to eliminate them.
Ensure compliance with regulations regarding mandatory IAQ monitoring
The decree on indoor air quality monitoring in public facilities (Decree No. 2022-1689 of December 27, 2022, amending the Environmental Code regarding indoor air quality monitoring) has been gradually expanded and now applies to several educational institutions.
In childcare facilities for children under 6 years of age, after-school care centers, and primary and secondary schools or vocational training institutions, it is mandatory to monitor concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2), formaldehyde, and benzene.
Make it easier to monitor indoor air quality and comply with regulations using the NatéoSanté range of solutions, NatéoSanté designed to meet this requirement for public buildings.
Measure and analyze these mandated levels, and take your efforts a step further by improving the indoor air quality that students and staff breathe every day at your preschool, elementary school, middle school, or high school.
Implement a sustainable approach to improving indoor air quality
Take a comprehensive approach to improving indoor air quality in your facilities in three simple steps
- Measuring (making the invisible visible) to identify and understand problematic sources of pollution and priority areas
- Adopt best practices, raise awareness among young people about indoor air quality, and develop an action plan to ensure good indoor air quality (which may include, in addition to monitoring devices, indoor air treatment systems such as professional air purifiers)
- Promote your institution by communicating your approach to the public
Improve the well-being of students, teachers, and staff
- Take steps to improve air quality and purify the air in your elementary, middle, or high school so that all students—including those who are particularly sensitive to air quality (such as those with allergies or asthma)—can learn and eat in the best possible conditions, both in classrooms and in cafeterias and dining halls
- Prevent the spread of outbreaks by measuring the concentration of bacteria, viruses (including respiratory viruses such as coronaviruses), and endocrine disruptors, and by taking the right steps to remove them from indoor air
- Provide fresh, purified air every day to improve your employees’ quality of life at work, build loyalty, and reduce absenteeism
Promote your elementary, middle, or high school
- As a school principal, providing students with clean air will help you reassure parents that their children are in a healthy environment every day, while also improving their ability to concentrate and learn.
- Combining our CO2 and IAQ monitors with our air purifiers will also help raise awareness among children and students about indoor air quality through an educational program.
- By eliminating stubborn odors without using fragrances or chemicals (odors from restrooms, body odors, kitchen odors, musty smells, and paint fumes), you eliminate odor pollution and enhance the image of your establishment.
What are the sources of air pollution in schools?
The indoor air in schools can contain many pollutants:
- carbon dioxide (CO2)
- microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, mites, etc.),
- chemical compounds and gases (formaldehyde, benzene, adhesives, paint, etc.)
- fine particles (dust, pollen, PM1, PM2.5, PM10)
Our solutions
Discover our air purifiers and CO2 and IAQ monitors for your elementary school, middle school, high school, and university
- Air Protect Air Purifier: Your Daily Partner in Prevention and Purification
- EOLIS Air Manager Air Purifier: Your Partner in Health and Air Purification
- Hygeolis Air Purifier: Hygiene and Comfort for Small Spaces
The Benefits of the EOLIS Air Manager Air Purifier
Elementary, middle, and high school principals: Why choose NatéoSanté solutions NatéoSanté
NatéoSanté, an expert in indoor air quality since 2009 and an EcoVadis Gold Medalist, offers you its full range of expertise through its Air Coach educational displays and professional air purifiers.
- Personalized support from an IAQ specialist to guide you through the process
- Solutions made in France and eco-designed
- Proven effectiveness: benzene levels reduced by a factor of 7 and formaldehyde levels by a factor of 5
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