Recuperation units

A healthy environment is where it is well ventilated. However, it is now proven that humans spend almost 80% of their time indoors. Proportionally, the danger of exposure to germs – bacteria or viruses or the concentration of carbon dioxide, dust, pollen and other pollutants that are demonstrably harmful to health increases. Thanks to controlled ventilation with efficient filtration and a heat exchanger, you will always have fresh, healthy and pollutant-free air in your home without losing heat through ventilation. In buildings with different demands on ventilation due to the diversity of the different operations (hospitals, laboratories or kitchens), a balanced airflow is particularly necessary to prevent unwanted odours from spreading and moisture from forming in the space.

The current Building Act of the Slovak Republic takes into account the reduction of energy losses, especially in the construction sector, and places emphasis on new buildings with energy class A0. In a figurative sense, this means that the annual primary energy consumption of a house must not exceed 54 kWh/m2. There are a number of options to get to this goal. Of course, the use of quality building materials with thermal insulation properties comparable to insulated masonry is a matter of course. However, another aid is the controlled ventilation technology with heat recovery.