Commercial buildings

Outdoor equipment attached to office buildings generates excessive noise, spoils the external aesthetics and is often hard to plan and design. Operating costs are high because heating, cooling and ventilation systems design prevent using the residual energy separated from each other.

The outcome is an increased ecological footprint. Constant cold draught, uneven room temperature and poorly ventilated rooms affect staff productivity and health. Ceiling fans, convectors and floor radiators place restrictions on room planning and interior design. Standard HVAC solutions often do not provide the energy class required.

Industries

The nature of industries is different, but the challenges in heating, cooling and ventilation are quite the same as the rest of the areas. The operating costs of the systems are high because the solutions are not designed to utilize the waste energy separated from each other.

Standard HVAC solutions often do not provide the energy class required. Outdated solutions also harm the CO2 footprint, increasing it significantly.

Public buildings

Outdoor equipment attached to public buildings (such as airports, ports, schools, libraries, shopping malls and other structures) generates excessive noise, spoils the external aesthetics and is often hard to plan and design.

Operating costs are high because heating, cooling and ventilation systems design prevent using the residual energy separated from each other. The outcome is an increased ecological footprint. Constant cold draught, uneven room temperature and poorly ventilated rooms affect the productivity and health of staff and customers.

Ceiling fans, convectors and floor radiators place restrictions on room planning and interior design. Standard HVAC solutions often do not provide the energy class required.

Spas and hotels

Outdoor equipment attached to hotel and spa buildings generates excessive noise, spoils the external aesthetics and is often hard to plan and design. Operating costs are high because heating, cooling, and ventilation systems design prevent using the residual energy separated from each other.

The outcome is an increased ecological footprint. Constant cold draught, uneven room temperature and poorly ventilated rooms affect staff productivity and health. Ceiling fans, convectors, and floor radiators place restrictions on room planning and interior design. Standard HVAC solutions often do not provide the energy class required.