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Private homes

A healthy home you can follow

A home without mould means fewer sick days. CLIMAID measures humidity and temperature in the home and tells you when something needs doing.

Challenges

Damp damage is only seen once it is expensive

Damp problems in private homes are usually found when the damage is visible — and expensive. At the same time heat is wasted without anyone noticing.

Spot the damp in time

A message on your phone while the problem can still be solved by airing out.

Better air at night

A healthier bedroom, where the family spends a third of the day.

Lower heating bill

See which rooms use the heat, and what actually works.

2
readings: humidity and temperature
−15%
heating use
App
message on your phone
How we work

From measurement to action

  • Wireless sensors are fitted without altering the home
  • Data is collected and analysed continuously in CLIMAID INSIGHT
  • You get a message and concrete advice before the problem grows
  • You can follow the effect month by month
Living room with a CLIMAID sensor on the wall
Other property types
Background

Damp in the home

10–15 l
moisture a day in a family of four

Bathing, cooking, breathing and drying laundry add moisture to the air every day. In a family of four, that can easily reach 10–15 litres a day. If the moisture is not removed, humidity in the home rises, and it settles on cold surfaces in corners, behind furniture and by windows. Mould can start to grow at a persistent surface humidity of 75–80 %, long before there is visible condensation.

One sensor in the living room

1.6 m
height above the floor

In most homes one sensor is enough, because the moisture in the air is very similar from room to room over several days. The sensor works best on an inside wall in the living room at about 1.6 metres. It should not sit in direct sunlight, by a radiator, close to a window or behind furniture. The battery lasts up to 10 years, and the sensor sends data wirelessly without using your network.

White CLIMAID indoor climate sensor without a display

An alert in good time

18 °C
at least, in every room

CLIMAID calculates the mould risk from the readings. If the risk rises, you get an alert on your phone with specific advice, such as airing out more after a shower or keeping the temperature above 18 °C. The problem can then be solved with airing and heating while it is still small.

Resident pressing a CLIMAID sensor on the wall by a window

A healthier bedroom

The family spends a third of the day in the bedroom. Many people turn the heating down there to save energy, but relative humidity rises sharply at lower temperatures. With readings, you can see whether the bedroom keeps a temperature and humidity that are healthy to sleep in.

A lower heating bill

−15 %
heating consumption

The readings show which rooms use the heat and what actually works. You can follow the effect month by month when you change how you heat or air the home.

Questions

Questions and answers

What does the sensor measure?
Temperature and relative humidity. From the readings, CLIMAID calculates the risk of mould.
Where should the sensor go?
On an inside wall in the living room at about 1.6 metres, away from direct sunlight, radiators, windows and furniture.
Does the sensor use my wifi?
No. The sensor sends data wirelessly without access to your network.
When is damp a problem?
When humidity stays raised over a long period. It is the duration, not the odd spike, that matters.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 10 years.

Shall we look at your home?

Book a no-obligation meeting — we will calculate your concrete potential.