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Office ventilation – WORKING
Are you planning office ventilation? We help you understand the legislation in the ventilation area, whether you are a developer, ventilation contractor or HVAC consultant.
Good indoor climate improves presentation and efficiency by up to 61%
Our leading ventilation technologies replace air polluted by people and machines with new and fresh air in workplaces across Europe.
Independent measurements prove that our ventilation solutions deliver air that improves people’s working lives and efficiency by up to 61%.
A good working environment requires good ventilation
Did you know that a poor indoor climate can reduce employee productivity by up to 15%? Did you also know that the number of faults increases as the temperature rises above 20–22 degrees or the CO2 content exceeds 1000 ppm?
In busy offices, too high room temperatures are often a problem. This is caused by heat from computers, electronics, lighting and people. Large glass sections with a lot of sunlight can further aggravate the situation. A ventilation system replaces the heavy, warm air with new fresh air. This promotes well-being and increases productivity.
Ventilation removes the air pollution caused by people and machines and replaces it with fresh air.
The Danish Working Environment Authority recommends a temperature of 20–22°C
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