Indoor Air Quality Sensors

Having Indoor Air Quality Monitoring in place helps identify issues, keeping people healthy, safe and active.

FMS Integration LLC partners with leading manufacturers to offer a wide range of air monitoring solutions tailored to your needs. Whether you’re looking to monitor a single environmental factor or multiple indoor air quality (IAQ) metrics, we provide flexible sensor options to match your application.

Our smart IoT-enabled sensors deliver advanced, real-time data—ranging from general air quality insights to specialized safety alerts, including vape and substance detection.

Environmental Sensor Readings

Air Quality Index
Carbon Dioxide
Carbon Monoxide
Combustible Gas
Nitrogen Detection
Particulates
Refrigerant
Toxic Gas
VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds)

Smart Environmental Sensors for Safer, Healthier Spaces
These advanced sensors do far more than monitor air quality in commercial office buildings—they’re transforming safety and well-being across diverse environments.

Assisted Living & Nursing Homes
Smart sensors with built-in voice keyword detection act as an extra set of ears—alerting staff when a resident calls for help, even if no alert button is pressed.
Vape & THC Detection
Receive real-time alerts when unauthorized substances are used in restrooms, locker rooms, or restricted areas—supporting compliance and campus safety.
Aggression Recognition
Detect early signs of physical or verbal confrontations in gyms, schools, and retail spaces—allowing staff to intervene before situations escalate.
Gas & Chemical Monitoring
Sensors track harmful gases like Carbon Monoxide (CO), Ammonia, and Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)—ideal for office areas connected to manufacturing or industrial equipment.
K–12 School Air Quality
Keep classrooms safe and students alert by continuously monitoring CO₂ levels and overall air freshness. Cleaner air helps reduce fatigue, support focus, and lower the risk of asthma or allergy flare-ups.

By identifying and responding to poor indoor air conditions, these smart sensors help create healthier, more responsive environments—whether in a classroom, workplace, or care facility.