In June 2026, the Suzhou Green Building Conference was successfully held. Tongdy, a professional air quality monitoring brand, participated with its indoor and outdoor air monitoring solutions. The showcase focused on practical needs in green buildings, healthy buildings, and smart building operations, covering offices, commercial complexes, campuses, residential areas, underground parking facilities, and public venues.
Tongdy presented its overall capabilities through brand strength, product range, project experience, technical expertise, and global service support. Exhibition panels clearly displayed their solutions, including multi-parameter air quality monitors, duct-mounted devices, outdoor monitoring units, and data platforms. This helped contractors, building automation companies, HVAC integrators, and green building consultants quickly understand the full system offering.
At the booth, Tongdy showcased its full product lineup, including indoor multi-parameter air quality terminals, duct air monitoring devices, outdoor monitoring equipment, and cloud-based data management platforms. Through hardware samples, project case displays, and live data demonstrations, visitors could clearly see the company’s engineering capability, proven project delivery, and international service support.
With years of experience in environmental monitoring, Tongdy devices measure key parameters such as CO2, PM2.5, PM10, TVOC, temperature, humidity, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, and ozone in real time. The systems integrate with building automation systems, fresh air systems, and smart building platforms. The data is widely used for green building certification, daily facility operations, energy efficiency control, and indoor air safety management, supporting long-term healthy and low-carbon building performance.
Looking ahead, Tongdy will continue to focus on green buildings, smart buildings, and healthy indoor environments, developing more stable, compatible, and easy-to-integrate air quality monitoring solutions to support the ongoing shift toward healthier, smarter, and more sustainable buildings.
Post time: Jul-01-2026