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Optimizing IAQ in Fall

What Happens to Your IAQ in Fall

Autumn brings a mix of environmental and operational challenges that can impact indoor air.
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More Time Indoors: Cooler weather leads to higher occupancy rates and longer stays in shared spaces.
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Decaying Vegetation & Moisture: Fallen leaves and damp conditions contribute to elevated mold and allergen levels.
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HVAC System Reactivation: Restarting heating systems can stir up settled dust and particulates.
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Wildfire Smoke: In many regions, late-season wildfires can introduce harmful PM2.5 into buildings, even with windows closed.
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Fluctuating Humidity: Weather swings can lead to inconsistent indoor moisture levels that affect both comfort and air quality.

A Unified Solution for Fall IAQ Challenges

Fellowes Array intelligently adapts to changing air quality conditions with sensor-based purification and automated insights. From mold and allergens to airborne particulates from wildfire smoke, Array keeps your indoor air clean and your building systems efficient.
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Proven to Address the IAQ Challenges of Fall

Scenario 1

Mold spores from moisture and vegetation enter shared spaces.

Damp leaves and cooler air promote mold growth near entrances and basements. Array identifies increases in airborne mold and automatically increases purification, while Relay sends data to the BMS for ventilation adjustments.
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Scenario 2

Wildfire smoke elevates PM2.5 levels inside.

Even when doors and windows are shut, smoke from nearby wildfires can penetrate buildings. Array detects harmful fine particles in real-time and responds with localized filtration, reducing exposure without requiring drastic HVAC changes.
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Scenario 3

Restarted HVAC systems stir up dust and allergens.

The first uses of heating systems can introduce a wave of dust, pollen, or even mold spores. Array captures these airborne contaminants near the source, improving comfort and air quality from day one.
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Scenario 4

Indoor crowding increases CO₂, TVOCs, and shared air risks.

Fall meetings, school activities, and seasonal events bring more people together indoors. Higher occupancy not only drives up CO₂ and TVOC levels, but also increases the amount of shared air, raising the potential for virus and pathogen transmission. Array responds in real time to help maintain healthy conditions, coordinating with your BMS to deliver fresh air where and when it’s needed. With H13 True HEPA filtration and proven capture performance, Array also reduces airborne particles that contribute to illness and discomfort, supporting both comfort and confidence indoors.
Explore How Air is Affected by Each Season

For Whatever Stage You're In, Fellowes Air Quality Experts Are Here To Help:

Making your indoor air quality strategy simple starts here. Get expert answers, assess your space, or explore solutions that put you in control. Let's find the right starting point for your needs.
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