In commercial buildings, the design and efficiency of ventilation systems is essential to ensure healthy, energy-efficient spaces. CAREL develops advanced solutions for energy recovery in air handling units, managed by the k.Air family parametric controllers, covering a wide range of possible system layouts and reducing both times and costs, from design to commissioning. The thermal wheels for sensible and latent heat recovery ensure both hygiene and no contamination between the different air streams. When combined with reverse-cycle heat pumps equipped with inverters and electronic expansion valves, part load operation is possible, to reduce energy consumption. Furthermore, continuous indoor air quality monitoring via advanced temperature, humidity and CO₂ sensors allows precise control of air quality parameters. The offering is completed by adiabatic and isothermal humidifiers that keep relative humidity within a suitable range, as well as dampers for optimal management of air flows in AHUs, improving overall system effectiveness.

IAQ: a speech on how to combine comfort and health

Alexander Willesch, CAREL Sales Manager Ventilation in the D-A-CH-NL area, will give a speech entitled “Indoor air quality: how to combine comfort and health for occupants of buildings”. The presentation will take place on 18 March, from 11:00 to 11:25 in Hall 12 Level 1, E03, in German. It will focus on the importance of ventilation systems and CO2 monitoring in ensuring indoor air quality, as outlined in the European legislation.

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