Typical HVAC applications

Electric or water-supplied fan heaters / coolers are typically used in logistics, production halls or sports facilities to heat or cool the air. Fan speed can be controlled manually or demand-based. Temperature-based control increases comfort and delivers significant energy savings.

Destratification units or ceiling fans balance the air temperature nearby the ceiling and at the floor level. These fans are often used in large halls with high ceilings to reduce heating costs by preventing large temperature differences between floor and ceiling level. Typical applications are production halls, warehouses, musea, etc. Destratification controllers measure temperatures at ceiling and floor levels to optimise fan speed based on the temperature difference.

Car park ventilation controllers regulate the airflow in car parks based on the measurements of toxic gases (CO, NO2 or LPG). In case toxic gas levels rise above the acceptable limits, the fan speed will be increased to evacuate the toxic gasses. The toxic gas ranges and related ventilation output values can be adjusted and adapted to the building and to local or regional legislation. The control system can be remotely monitored and controlled via Senteraweb - the online HVAC cloud platform.