Current rehabilitation must be set in a framework of energy efficiency. To achieve this, decentralized double-flow ventilation can help improve health and consumption.

Single-zone or multi-zone systems in mechanical ventilation have their advantages and disadvantages, and choosing one or the other will depend on the type of project. We explain it to you.

The arrival of Nearly Zero Energy Buildings is imminent, and to meet their requirements, efficient ventilation is necessary.

In the energy efficiency sector of construction, one of the challenges is sustainability. And ecological rehabilitation can respond to the old housing stock.

The enthalpic recuperator is what guarantees us the best comfort in a space thanks to the ventilation system. It will recover heat to acclimatize our spaces.

Forced ventilation in homes is the set of mechanical systems for air renewal. They are highly energy efficient and improve indoor health.

Natural ventilation is a way to help with home comfort and our health. Many modern houses opt for systems with ventilated roofs and facades for this reason.

The future of construction lies in sustainability. But are we prepared to build in accordance with sustainable and ecological architecture?

In today's world, home automation and automation systems are the order of the day. Also in mechanical ventilation, where we can forget about controls and complicated settings.

The Nearly Zero Energy Building is almost a reality, as in 2020 the obligation for EECN buildings comes into effect. Do you already know what it means to adapt to Nearly Zero Energy?