It’s ideal that we all breathe fresh air during the day, but for many people, this is not a reality as most of us are likely to spend much time indoors while working, studying or even inside our houses. For this reason, the Mechanical ventilation system was designed to help improve air quality and circulation.
Why do we need air ventilation?
Poorly ventilated spaces can generate some health concerns such as the spread of viruses and bacteria or the build-up of health-damaging pollutants and moulds. With the constant rise of airtight buildings and the strict legislation, together with the spread of the COVID-19, mechanical ventilators are being even more essential nowadays, mostly for companies and commercial places.
Benefits of a good Mechanical ventilation
Mechanical ventilation systems, such as the ducted fan coil units, brings fresh air into a building from outside, maximising the fresh air and minimising the recirculation while delivering controllable heating and cooling. Between its benefits, good air circulation can help with the control of impurities by expelling bacteria, pollutants, and other health-damaging concerns out of the buildings.
Having a good ventilation system improve the airflow, helping to stop condensation, which is a big factor that can lead to mould and rotten surfaces, which are key factors for numerous health issues such as asthma, sinus problems, and others. All of these can be avoided by good ventilation.
How to Improve Air Ventilation?
The Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) systems or the Air Handling Units (AHUs) are ideal for any kind of commercial building and property where air circulation and ventilation levels are not high enough according to the Government legislation. They are designed to provide better ventilation, delivering the necessary amount of fresh air, while being energy efficient.
The ventilation systems should be periodically inspected, maintaining cleanliness accordingly to the recommendations of each manufacturer. For more information about mechanical ventilation or any other queries related to air conditioning services, don`t hesitate to get in touch with one of our Air Conditioning Specialists.
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