[Case Study of COVID-19 Ventilation Measures] K's Cinema Shinjuku - Visualization of Ventilation
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If the threshold is exceeded, email notifications and warning light alerts will be triggered, enabling efficient ventilation measures within the theater and helping to prevent sealing!
We would like to introduce a case study of the "Indoor Environment Monitoring Set" (high-performance CO2 concentration, temperature and humidity measurement sensors, gateway, and warning light) that has been implemented at Shinjuku K's Cinema (Location: Shinjuku, Tokyo). <Purpose of Implementation> To visualize the air and environmental conditions within the facility and to implement effective ventilation measures and prevent sealing. <Before Implementation> Ventilation measures such as limiting the number of visitors, using the air conditioning system, and bringing in outside air had been taken, but the difficulty of confirming sealing prevention measures visually was felt. <After Implementation> Measurement units (sub-devices) equipped with CO2 concentration and temperature and humidity sensors were placed in five locations where people are likely to gather, and the main unit was installed in the management room. Measurement data is sent to the cloud via the main unit, allowing for confirmation at any time using a PC or smartphone. In the event that the set threshold is exceeded, notifications via email or warning lights enable the implementation of effective ventilation measures, establishing a system for environmental management aimed at ensuring customer safety and security. <Implementation Effects> ■ Visualization of indoor environment (CO2 concentration, temperature, and humidity) ■ Efficient and accurate implementation of ventilation measures ■ Infection prevention through sealing prevention measures ■ Providing safety and security to customers
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■Indoor Environment (CO2 Concentration + Temperature and Humidity) Monitoring Set The configuration consists of a main unit + sub-units (with sensors included). Up to 32 sub-units can be connected. - Main Unit (WD100-S32/N32) Data Collection Communication Control Server - Sub Unit (WD100-THC) Temperature and Humidity / CO2 Measurement Unit (with sensor included) [Configuration Image] Install the sub-units in locations where you want to measure CO2 concentration and temperature and humidity, and install the main unit in the office or management room. The main unit collects measurement data from each sub-unit. Since CO2 concentration and temperature and humidity data can be monitored remotely in bulk, measures to improve the indoor environment can be initiated immediately. By setting appropriate thresholds for avoiding crowded spaces and ensuring a comfortable environment, you can accurately and efficiently determine the timing for ventilation.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| WD100-N32/S32 | Data collection communication control server (master unit): LoRa wireless communication standard, approximately 11km line of sight, communication possible up to about 3km in dense areas |
| WD100-THC | Temperature and humidity/CO2 measurement unit (slave unit * sensor included) |
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