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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.
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
* Find more information about this research here
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