What good air quality means to you

You might track the Air Quality Index (AQI) for outdoor air pollution—but the average person spends about 90 percent of their day indoors. It’s time to think about indoor air quality (IAQ) and appreciate how dramatically indoor air contaminants can affect the way we work, learn and thrive. Fortunately, Johnson Controls team members are IAQ experts. We can partner with you to create smarter buildings and healthier, more efficient spaces that maximize occupant productivity and energy efficiency.

Indoor Air Quality solutions

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OpenBlue Insights

OpenBlue Insights turns data into a strategic asset that informs critical portfolio decisions and extends the life of your business with a workplace designed for productivity and growth.

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Codes and standards

We spend up to 90% of our time indoors, which means IAQ has a huge impact on us. As new standards and regulations target IAQ and sustainability, Johnson Controls works tirelessly to understand the potential impact of regulatory changes across the globe and develop advanced, cost-effective solutions.

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Industry partnerships

Johnson Controls partners with leaders in the clean air and healthy buildings space to move the industry forward. From our commitment to sustainability and decarbonization to our involvement in developing the science, technology, and regulatory standards for healthy buildings, we have the experience and insight to be your ideal partner.

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How ASHRAE Guideline 36 can be used for smarter HVAC operations, optimizing health, comfort, and environmental outcomes​

Learn about how ASHRAE Guideline 36 can be used as a powerful tool to help building operators and owners improve energy efficiency while optimizing comfort and indoor air quality.

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The difference cleaner air makes

A triple win with ASHRAE (American society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers) guideline 36

The global uptake of healthy building practices has surged significantly over the past few years. At the same time, we are seeing the emergence of new codes and above-code standards to address indoor air quality. One such guideline, albeit often less recognized, is ASHRAE Guideline 36.

Learn how it can be used for smarter HVAC operations and to optimize health, comfort, and environmental outcomes.

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Myths and misconceptions about clean air

There’s a lot of noise in today’s marketplace about the air inside buildings. How do you keep it clean? What measures must you take to help keep occupants healthy? How much should you expect to spend? OpenBlue Clean Air from Johnson Controls can help.


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