Ventomaxx Large room ventilation: Solutions for commercial premises

The correct ventilation of industrial and commercial premises plays a decisive role in the well-being of employees and the efficiency of work processes. A well-designed open-plan ventilation system not only ensures optimum air quality, but can also reduce energy costs and increase productivity. Open-plan ventilation systems must be tailored specifically to the requirements and conditions of industrial and commercial premises in order to ensure effective and efficient air circulation. In this article, we will take an in-depth look at the various aspects of large room ventilation and introduce you to the best solutions for ventilating large workspaces. Find out why decentralised ventilation systems are particularly advantageous in this area, what the requirements are and how they can be successfully integrated into industrial and commercial buildings.

The importance of large room ventilation in industrial and commercial spaces

In commercial premises, large room ventilation plays a decisive role in ensuring a healthy working environment and efficient working practices. Ventilating large rooms improves the air quality, which in turn improves the well-being of employees and increases productivity. With specially adapted ventilation systems, odours, humidity and harmful particles can be effectively removed to create a pleasant indoor climate.

Centralised vs. decentralised ventilation systems: Centralised ventilation systems are particularly suitable for large, open office spaces or retail outlets. They serve the entire building or individual floors and ensure even air circulation. Decentralised ventilation systems are a flexible alternative that is particularly suitable for commercial properties that need to ventilate individual zones or rooms independently. Their adaptability makes them the ideal solution for large rooms with individual requirements for air quality and circulation, for rooms with different ventilation requirements or for retrofits where there are structural restrictions. As the systems have a modular design, they can also be integrated quickly and easily into existing commercial premises.

Ventilation systems with heat recovery: In commercial properties where many people work or spend time every day, ventilation systems with heat recovery can bring considerable savings in operating costs. Such systems use the energy from the exhaust air to preheat the fresh air, which significantly reduces energy consumption for heating and air conditioning.

Requirements for large room ventilation in commercial buildings

The requirements for ventilation in commercial properties differ in some respects from those in industrial or residential buildings. In addition to indoor air quality, the comfort of users and customers also plays a role here, especially in areas with customer contact or high work density.

Energy efficiency and cost control: In addition to air quality, energy efficiency plays a major role in commercial buildings. The use of heat recovery systems makes sense, particularly with regard to operating costs, which account for a significant proportion of the total costs in large office or retail spaces. These systems utilise the energy from the exhaust air to preheat the fresh air, which can significantly reduce energy consumption and heating costs. Sound insulation is an important aspect, as appropriate noise reduction is necessary in production facilities and office buildings in order not to impair the concentration and well-being of employees. Modern open-plan ventilation systems should also be able to regulate humidity in order to create a pleasant indoor climate. Another criterion is the individual requirements for the flexibility and scalability of the ventilation system. In large industrial halls or office complexes in particular, the ventilation systems must be configurable in order to accommodate different room sizes and uses. The reliability and ease of maintenance of the large room ventilation systems are also crucial. Regular maintenance intervals and easy access to the individual components facilitate the care and maintenance of the system, which increases the service life and efficiency of the system.

Areas of application for decentralised ventilation systems in commercial buildings

Decentralised ventilation systems are an ideal solution for a variety of applications in commercial buildings and are well suited to different areas of use.

In restaurants and cafés, decentralised ventilation systems play an important role in ensuring good indoor air quality. They help to effectively remove cooking odours and steam, creating a pleasant environment for guests and staff. The versatility of decentralised ventilation systems makes them an attractive option for commercial buildings of all kinds. Thanks to their energy efficiency and flexibility, they help to reduce operating costs while increasing comfort and productivity.

Planning and integration in building projects

Several factors play a decisive role in the planning and integration of open-plan ventilation systems in building projects. The needs and requirements of individual industrial and commercial spaces must be thoroughly analysed in order to find the optimum ventilation solution. It is important to consider the size of the room, the utilisation, the number of people, the ventilation frequency and the desired air quality. An efficient ventilation system can significantly increase comfort, productivity and well-being in commercial buildings. Planning and installation should therefore be carried out in co-operation with experienced tradesmen, planners and manufacturers.

Step 3: Installation and integration The ventilation system should be installed in close co-operation with the trades involved. Tradespeople and installers must ensure that the system is installed professionally and adapted to the structural conditions. Good co-operation between ventilation planners, tradesmen and manufacturers is crucial to the success of the project.

SEPHYR: The future of large room ventilation

For commercial premises that require a powerful, energy-efficient and flexible ventilation solution, SEPHYR is the ideal choice. This state-of-the-art system from Ventomaxx has been designed to meet the high demands of large room ventilation while ensuring comfort, energy savings and easy integration. The main advantages of SEPHYR:

Powerful airflow: SEPHYR offers an impressive airflow rate of over 200 m³/h, ensuring optimum air quality and comfort even in large rooms.
High heat recovery efficiency: With a heat recovery rate of over 90 % and energy-efficient EC fans, SEPHYR combines low energy consumption with maximum performance while supporting comfort and sustainability.
Compact and lightweight: Weighing just 18 kg, SEPHYR boasts an extremely compact design that enables quick and easy installation. A matching installation kit further simplifies installation.
Comprehensive equipment: SEPHYR is supplied as standard with functions such as a summer bypass, enthalpy heat exchanger, frost protection pre-heating controller and central control unit.
Integration into building management systems: SEPHYR can be seamlessly integrated into the building management system and has standardised interfaces such as MODBUS and BACNET, which enable simple control and monitoring.
Flexible installation options: SEPHYR offers variable connection options for supply and exhaust air and can therefore be flexibly adapted to different room concepts and requirements.

With SEPHYR, Ventomaxx is setting a new benchmark in ventilation technology. Benefit from outstanding performance, efficiency and adaptability for a healthier and more sustainable indoor climate.

Large room ventilation: Solutions for commercial premises

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