Rising energy costs have led to the use of new and energy-efficient solutions in construction, which has resulted in increasingly airtight buildings. In such buildings, the passive ventilation system, known as gravity ventilation, does not work because it does not ensure the flow of an adequate amount of air. In order for air to be exhausted by traditional ventilation it must be supplied in the same amount elsewhere. In the past it was delivered through, for example, leaky window and door frames. Today, windows, doors, are airtight and have high insulation parameters. The best solution for the comfort of the apartment is the use of mechanical ventilation- recuperator.

The buildings recuperation system provides:

One of the most important factors to watch out for is the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in the air around us. Scientific studies show that too high a concentration of CO₂ in the air lowers our immunity, can lead to respiratory disorders, and increase the risk of respiratory infections such as pneumonia.  Studies on the effects of CO₂ on brain function show that too much CO₂ in the air increases feelings of lethargy and reduces our ability to concentrate and thus our efficiency, directly affecting our performance at work or study. 

Controlling CO₂ concentration indoors ensures a comfortable environment. Too high a concentration of carbon dioxide makes us stuffy and feel overwhelmed. Concentrations above 1,000 ppm (particles per million) are considered unhealthy and can affect the overall well-being of occupants.Control over the concentration of carbon dioxide is enabled by the CO₂Control sensor.

Supply air filtration plays a key role in ensuring a healthy and comfortable indoor environment. Outside air can contain various contaminants, such as dust, pollen, allergens, bacteria or viruses. Air filters, by removing pollutants, protect mixers from their health effects and prevent them from entering indoors. 

In our recuperators, instead of the cassette filter ePM 10 50% mounted as standard on the external air intake, it is possible to additionally use carbonized filters ISO COARSE 75% and also specialized anti-smog filters ePM 1,0 80%. The purpose of carbon filters is to reduce odors, hydrocarbons and organic compounds from polluted air from outside the building. Carbon filters are mainly used during the heating season and are recommended for users of recuperators with houses/buildings fueled by solid fuel boilers in the vicinity. The use of carbon filters is an ideal solution to prevent odors and pollutants from entering the premises.

Given the air pollution in Poland, the best solution during the winter is to use anti-smog filters. They remove pollutants from the air mainly created by burning solid fuels in boilers. The air in winter is polluted with harmful PM 10 and PM 2.5 which, can be removed just by using anti-smog filters.

All recuperators produced have Hygienic Attestation issued by the National Institute of Public Health - National Institute of Hygiene.

Lets take care of the quality of the air we breathe for our health and well-being. Properly designed ventilation systems allow us to provide fresh air and at the same time remove pollutants, including CO₂. Lets remember that the continuous exchange of air in the room, provides better sleep and faster regeneration of the body and significantly increases the comfort of our lives.