It is important to know what levels of indoor air quality buildings have. Guide for intelligent control (analyzed components and technologies).

Indoor air quality must ensure the absence of contaminating elements within our homes and thus protect our health.

Although it is very difficult to detect, radon gas is one of the most dangerous poisons that can appear in our homes. It is colorless, odorless, and we do not realize its presence, although it is radioactive and, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), it is also the biggest culprit of lung cancers, only behind tobacco. Its presence has been known for three decades, but it is only now that regulations are being put in place to act against it. Do you fear being affected by this poison? Check what impact the area where...

Home is the place where we should feel comfortable, so it's very difficult to talk about houses that kill. But if there is a risk of radon gas poisoning, this can be a harsh reality.

Radon gas in public buildings must also be taken into account. This nearly undetectable poison in the air can seep into homes as well as offices or workplaces. It must be detected.

In Galicia there is a population besieged by radon gas. The devastating consequences of this poison are felt in a region with a very high incidence of lung cancer.

The advance of radon gas in Spain is a very old danger but until recently was a great unknown. Passivhaus alerts us to its presence and offers various solutions.

Lung cancer is one of the most common -and harmful- malignant tumors. And its second cause of affliction is exposure to radon gas, which has been quite unknown until recently.

To stop the advance of the silent poison that affects our homes, ventilation against radon gas can be one of the best solutions.

Radon gas is the leading cause of lung cancer cases only behind tobacco. It is a silent killer that originates within our homes.