Swiss-Air Autopilot is an intelligent indoor air quality management system that connects continuous air monitoring with active air treatment. It detects changes in indoor air quality, responds through connected air-treatment technologies and continues monitoring the result — automatically.

ARVE sensors continuously monitor indoor air quality in real time. When conditions change, the system can activate connected air-treatment technologies such as TPA/Airdog or Ozonos. ARVE continues measuring afterwards, giving you continuous visibility of your indoor environment.

Depending on the ARVE configuration, the system can continuously monitor key indoor-air parameters including particulate matter (PM) 2.5 and (PM) 10, CO₂, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), temperature and humidity. The data can be viewed through the ARVE dashboard and app.

Yes. Satellite sensors can be distributed throughout the property, allowing air quality to be monitored where it matters rather than relying on a single measurement point.The system is designed to scale with the space — from individual rooms to larger properties.

Yes. ARVE provides continuous real-time monitoring, with data and trends available through its dashboard and app. For organizations, the web dashboard can also manage multiple devices and locations, provide analytics and reports, and connect with building systems through APIs.

No.Swiss-Air Autopilot is configured around the requirements of the space. Depending on the application, the system can use TPA/Airdog, Ozonos, or a combination of both.The goal isn't to install as much technology as possible. It's to use the right technology where it adds value.

They use different approaches to indoor air treatment.TPA/Airdog uses active electronic purification with washable collector plates instead of conventional disposable filters.Ozonos uses patented UV-C technology and controlled activated oxygen to treat airborne contaminants and neutralize substances including odours; selected Ozonos systems are designed for continuous operation.The right solution depends on the space, its use and the air-quality objectives.

The system is designed to automate air-quality management. Monitoring runs continuously, and connected systems can respond automatically according to the configured setup.You retain visibility through the dashboard while the system takes care of routine monitoring and response in the background.

Yes. The system can be configured for different types and sizes of indoor environments.Rather than offering one fixed package for every application, the sensing, treatment and automation strategy can be designed around the property and how its spaces are actually used.

Swiss-Air In-Duct is the upcoming extension of the Swiss-Air concept, designed to integrate air treatment directly into a building's ventilation infrastructure.Coming soon.

You don't have to.We look at your space, its use, occupancy and air-quality requirements and help determine the appropriate combination of monitoring, treatment and automation.Every space is different. Your system should be too.Book a Personal Consultation →