Interamericana University of Puerto Rico Implements Sensibo Airbend To Improve Air Quality In Classrooms

Interamerican University of Puerto Rico (Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico)has implemented Sensibo Airbend, a new software allowing them to manage air conditioning and air quality monitoring devices in bulk, reducing heating and cooling costs, while ensuring healthy air quality for students, over the course of ten years. Sensibo Airbend is Sensibo’s newest offering as the leading Climate Tech company combining smart ACs with a more sustainable world.

Interamerican University of Puerto Rico (Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico) has been looking for ways to keep their students focused, healthy, and comfortable at their Fajardo Campus, in Fajardo City, Puerto Rico. Recent studies show that Improved air quality in classrooms has demonstrated an increase in test scores by 14%, increase attendance by 11% (classrooms with better air quality yield fewer sick days) and a 20% increase in attention span longevity. In addition, running air conditioners when classrooms are empty or teachers misusing ACs when they’re in the room, lots of energy waste occurs due to AC mismanagement, leading to unnecessarily high energy bills. Leading education network using Sensibo Airbend recently reported a 28% decrease in their energy bill.

Interamericana University of Puerto Rico spends 50% of their energy consumption on heating and cooling with dozens of units under their control. Enhancing energy efficiency and comfort, Interamericana University of Puerto Rico partners with I/O Automation to deploy Sensibo, an innovative climate management system, across its campus, ensuring optimal environmental conditions for students and staff.

Sensibo Airbend allows Interamericana University of Puerto Rico management to remotely manage all of their units and set smart rules and parameters to optimize AC usage and air quality in individual classrooms, keeping students comfortable, while reducing energy consumption. Classroom air quality monitors detect unhealthy classroom air and instruct staff to improve classroom ventilation by activating air purifiers or even by simply opening a window. Leveraging Sensibo AirBend will alert teachers and relevant parties to polluted classrooms, enabling them to provide a better experience to their students. 

For further information please contact

Mira Marcus | PR, Sensibo | mira@sensibo.com