The regulation governing indoor air quality has experienced growing social interest as a result of the pandemic that began in early 2020, especially in multifamily buildings where a large number of people accumulate.

The air quality inside the home is an essential element for generating comfort and well-being in terms of health. According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution causes more than 4 million premature deaths, >> We explain it to you

The dual flow ventilation technology with heat recovery has become the most efficient alternative to conventional systems. In fact, its advantages are undeniable in this regard. But what are they and how do they work? Two questions that we want to answer clearly and precisely here.

It is estimated that we spend between 80% and 90% of our time in enclosed spaces. Preserving air quality is essential. However, it is not always possible to achieve this by opening windows. It is in these cases that mechanical ventilation plays a key role.

Forced ventilation has gained significant prominence in indoor spaces. It has been considered a fundamental tool to prevent COVID-19 transmission indoors. But why? Below, we will outline the reasons for its importance today, as they go far beyond this disease.

The building ventilation regulations in Spain are regulated in our country by the CTE and the RITE. Another reference regulation is Royal Decree 390/2021, which sets the requirements for energy certification in buildings. We tell you...

The use of filters in mechanical ventilation systems is essential to prevent bacteria, dust mites, viruses, or harmful particles for health from contaminating the environment of our homes or commercial premises.

The primary objective of air curtains is to create an invisible barrier that separates the indoor environment of a room from the outside. But can they really be considered controlled mechanical ventilation systems? In this article, we will answer this question, as it generates many doubts among users.

The controlled demand for ventilation plays a fundamental role; we are living in a time when energy is scarce. Therefore, efficiency and savings have become critically important, assuming that the reduction in consumption should not imply lower standards of health and quality of life.

Knowing all the parts of a controlled mechanical ventilation system is essential to understand how it works. Therefore, we have proposed to explain what they are, how they operate, and what function they fulfill within it.