Benefits of Quality Ventilation

• Filtered Fresh Air: Provides a clean and fresh environment with varying levels of filtration.
• Extraction of Stale Air: Removes stale air and contaminants.
• Regulation & Legislation: Complies with employer regulations for minimum fresh air levels.
• Temperature Regulation: Controls the temperature of your workspace.
• Humidity Reduction: Manages and reduces humidity levels.
• Pollutant Removal: Prevents pollutants and contaminants from entering your workspace.
• Staff Well-being: Enhances the health and well-being of building occupants.
• Cross Contamination Prevention: Controls air flow to prevent cross contamination, crucial for laboratories, clean rooms, and healthcare settings.

Types of Ventilation Systems

• Natural or Passive Ventilation: Uses wind pressure or stack effect to channel air.
• Mechanical Ventilation: Employs electric fans or impellers to move air through an air handling unit (AHU).
• Hybrid Ventilation: Combines natural and mechanical methods to meet modern standards and legislation.

Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV)

HRV systems recover heat energy from outbound air to heat inbound fresh air, significantly reducing running costs and improving energy efficiency. These systems, including Daikin’s VAM-FC and Mitsubishi Electric’s Lossnay LGH, are easily retrofitted to complement modern heat pump and air conditioning systems in various commercial environments.