Air Quality

Keep in mind that:

- We spend an average of 12 hours a day at home

- We perform activities such as eating, cooking, sleeping, showering, and occasionally relaxing, and during these activities, a large amount of humidity, odors, and CO2 is produced

We cannot ignore that ventilation is very important for a pleasant and healthy indoor climate. This applies to both new and existing buildings, and not only in the home but also in schools, offices, healthcare institutions, etc.

In addition to ventilation, saving energy is, of course, important. Rules and regulations have changed in this regard. Homeowners selling their properties have been required to provide an energy label since January 1, 2015. At a glance, you can compare the energy efficiency of a house with other houses of the same type. An energy level A is very efficient, while an energy level G is very inefficient.

It is important to coordinate your ventilation and heating to achieve an optimal indoor climate without unnecessary heating costs. The best way to ventilate a building is to supply fresh air to each space individually. Especially in well-insulated environments where less heat is required.

These are demand-controlled decentralized ventilation solutions that ensure adequate ventilation in the places and at the times when it is necessary.