Now! is the best time to review your ventilation system!

Air quality in our buildings is a growing area of focus.

In 2021 leading scientific and medical experts are lending weight to calls for a greater emphasis on indoor air quality (IAQ) in buildings, from our homes to schools, offices and factories.

A recent report commissioned by the UK government’s Chief Scientific Advisor, Sir Patrick Vallance and lead by the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAE) suggested that the importance of ventilation in buildings has often been overlooked in the past.

Good ventilation is not only about preventing virus spread but also about supporting wellbeing and productivity.

“As we see more returning to the office, now is the time to take a close look at ventilation” says Hern Yau 3

Ventilation specialist at Mitsubishi Electric

We are likely to pay more attention to ventilation in the next few years, particularly in buildings with no mechanical ventilation (or systems requiring refurbishment).

With this in mind, we have also ensured that the new Lossnay commercial MVHR unit is easy to integrate with our Mr Slim and City Multi air conditioning systems. This makes them ideal for clients who are installing or specifying a ventilation system for the first time.

Mitsubishi Electric’s LGH-RVS-E also comes equipped with two plug-and-play CO2 sensors with no separate power supply required. One also includes a simple traffic light system to show CO2 levels in the space.

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We increasingly recognise the benefits to occupants of good ventilation, and today’s building services technology can help deliver this while also balancing our need for energy efficient buildings.

As we see more people returning to their workplaces and schools, now is the time to take a close look at ventilation systems and modernise them wherever possible.

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Our air conditioning engineers install and commission the new systems professionally and efficiently and leave the site clean and tidy.

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