Improved air quality in the indoor school environment in Iceland

A fresh-r air exchange unit has been installed in a small local school in the village of Borgarfjordur eystri.

The playground and view to the mountains.

Our partner Siggi, Sigurður Friðleifsson from Orkusetur, with the Fresh-r unit.

 

Our project partners are continuously implementing new measures in order to continue improving air quality and indoor environment in their regions. This week we speak with our SMARCTIC project partner Ragnar K. Ásmundsson from Orkustofnun, the National Energy Authority of Iceland. 

"The SMARCTIC project focus in Iceland has been on providing improved air quality in the indoor school environment in rural areas (e.g. small towns and villages), using high-level IoT sensors and automated technology, tested in urban areas (‘smart cities’). The Icelandic partner, Orkusetur, has now provided and arranged for the installation of a so-called Fresh-r air exchange unit, which operates in a small local school in the village of Borgarfjordur eystri (ca. 100 inhabitants)", explains Ragnar.

Find more information about the Fresh-r unit, which is fully automatic, just plugs in and starts controlling the air flow.