Ventilation solutions for public and business premises
Ventilation based on utilisation at work
The length of a working day used to be standard. Everybody was at work from eight to four and the need was at its greatest then. Nowadays, however, the rooms are more varied and work is more mobile. Offices may be empty for long periods of time as the employees work remotely, visit their customers or sit at meetings. The quality of air in a meeting room full of people can be lousy, whereas ventilation is at full power in the offices, consuming energy unnecessarily.
Ventilation in schools
In a decentralised system, each classroom or space has an independent ventilation unit. Classroom and space-specific ventilation is a cost-effective and quick way to improve the indoor air quality at schools and daycare centres. The automatic ventilation control also works outside the regular hours (in the evenings, etc.) or when the use of the premises changes.
Efficient ventilation at Padel Nokia
Padel Nokia was opened in October 2020. The visitors can always be sure that the indoor air is fresh, both in the court and the sauna premises. In the court, the high quality of the indoor air is ensured by the Vallox Pureo TX 1300 air handling unit. In the sauna and club premises, which are located upstairs, the freshness of the indoor air is ensured by Vallox Pureo TX 500, the “little brother” of the product family.
-Good ventilation is extremely important in facilities that are used for exercising and sweating, as well as for relaxing in a sauna. The Vallox units have operated reliably and unnoticeably, says one of the owners of the padel court and the chair of its administrative board Sami Somero.
