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Kaiterra adds sound monitoring to its coverage for commercial buildings

Kaiterra has announced sound monitoring across its indoor environmental quality platform, expanding its coverage to every major dimension of the indoor workspace: air quality, thermal comfort, light, occupancy, and now sound.
Susan Wright
Kaiterra adds sound monitoring to its coverage for commercial buildings
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Kaiterra has announced sound monitoring across its indoor environmental quality platform, expanding its coverage to every major dimension of the indoor workspace: air quality, thermal comfort, light, occupancy, and now sound.

With the addition, Sensedge Go becomes what is thought to be the world's first battery powered environmental sensor to measure the full audible spectrum, capturing a space's sound level, how much it fluctuates, and which frequencies dominate alongside the rest of the indoor works pace on a single platform.

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