Heating, cooling, humidifying and dehumidifying rooms
If you want to enjoy this kind of comfort all year round and around the clock, you will not be able to avoid technical installations in most climate zones. In addition to optimising the four thermodynamic functions: heating, cooling, humidifying and dehumidifying, sufficient air exchange and, if necessary, filtering of the outside air must be ensured. Regular shock ventilation helps, but is neither comfortable nor particularly economical. Today, ventilation systems are planned and installed in most new buildings, also for reasons of energy saving. These extract the stale air in the cooking or sanitary areas and discharge it to the outside via a heat exchanger using the counterflow principle. At the same time, cold or warm air flows into the building from outside - depending on the season - to be brought to the desired temperature. Modern heat pump technology is increasingly being used here, which can heat in winter and cool and dehumidify in summer.
Saving heating costs
For new buildings with current energy standards, such installations quickly pay for themselves in terms of the heating costs saved. In existing buildings, the costs and benefits must be calculated individually. Here, ventilation or air-conditioning systems can be retrofitted room by room if required, which can cool, heat and dehumidify. Selection, installation and maintenance should be left to a specialist in any case. The tradesmen in the region will be happy to advise you.
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