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.

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.

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.

Many users wonder what HVAC actually refers to, which is the types of air conditioning systems. It is an acronym that is increasingly used in the air conditioning sector. Here we want to explain precisely what it means and which aspects this term encompasses.

The quality of indoor air is closely related to the comfort perception of the people occupying them, as we have described in detail in this article on our blog.

The airflow of garage ventilation is subject to a series of conditions, such as the area of the space and the number of vehicles that usually pass through it. Additionally, the separation between exhaust points cannot exceed 10 meters. We explain it to you...

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 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.

Aerothermal energy: allows you to obtain hot water and achieve adequate air conditioning in indoor spaces through the use of outdoor air, without generating direct CO2 emissions, using a heat pump. This energy source is considered sustainable. Here's what you need to know

The outbreak of COVID-19 in early 2020 marks a profound before and after in many essential aspects of our society; the ventilation of indoor spaces or greater attention to the healthiness of our environment are some of the changes that have come to stay. We tell you about it