What type of tool is commonly used for assessing air quality in facilities?

An air quality monitor is specifically designed to measure and evaluate various parameters related to air quality, such as the levels of pollutants, particulate matter, carbon dioxide, and other harmful gases. This tool provides essential data that can help identify contamination sources, assess the effectiveness of ventilation systems, and ensure compliance with safety and health regulations. By using an air quality monitor, facility managers can actively manage the indoor environment and maintain a healthy atmosphere for occupants.

In contrast, a water quality tester would measure aspects of water purity, which is unrelated to air quality, while a noise level meter focuses on sound levels in a space and does not assess air pollutants. A humidity gauge helps monitor moisture levels in the air, but it doesn’t directly measure air quality parameters related to pollutants and allergens. Thus, the air quality monitor is the appropriate tool for assessing and ensuring safe air quality standards in facilities.