Reliable air quality and gas detection solutions to create healthy, safe and comfortable environments for staff, visitors, and athletes across a wide range of leisure facilities.
Poor ventilation and elevated CO₂ levels
High humidity and airborne contaminants
Carbon monoxide and air quality levels in indoor karting facilities
Ground gas levels in community spaces built on brownfield land
Contaminants found in museum artefacts, including mercury and formaldehyde
Indoor air quality monitoring helps facilities teams assess environmental conditions in real time. Monitoring can include:
Maintaining good air quality supports occupant wellbeing and ventilation performance.
High-occupancy spaces such as gyms, fitness studios and sports halls can quickly experience elevated CO₂ levels. A build-up of CO₂ can also indicate inadequate ventilation and prompt actions such as opening windows or adjusting HVAC airflow.
Monitoring helps:
Chlorine is a highly toxic, corrosive and reactive chemical that can pose severe hazards to human health and the environment. Swimming pool environments and chemical storage facilities may contain airborne chloramines and chlorine-related compounds.
Effective monitoring helps:
Supporting industry with trusted monitoring solutions since 1976.
Deep understanding of your challenges and environments.
Equipment and services designed to meet your specific needs.
Shawcity supports a wide range of sports and leisure applications, including:
Monitoring ensures healthy indoor environments, prevention of sick building syndrome (SBS), worker and visitor safety, improved ventilation performance and regulatory compliance.
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Explore OEM gas sensors for integration into detection systems, instruments and specialist monitoring applications.

Indoor air quality affects comfort, wellbeing, ventilation performance, and overall visitor experience in high-occupancy environments.
A CO₂ monitoring system measures carbon dioxide levels to help assess ventilation effectiveness and indoor air quality.
Chlorine-related compounds can affect air quality and cause respiratory irritation if ventilation is inadequate.
Common equipment includes:
CO₂ monitors
Particulate monitors (PM2.5 and PM10)
VOC monitors
Temperature and humidity sensors
Monitoring is commonly used in:
Gyms and fitness studios
Swimming pools
Leisure centres
Sports halls
Motorsport facilities
Plant and boiler rooms
Public event spaces
Cinemas
Museums & galleries
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Speak to our team about your monitoring requirements. We can help you identify suitable equipment, services and support for your site or application.
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© Shawcity 2021
Company registered in England No. 1273269 | VAT number: GB 200868972 | ISO 9001-2015 certified.