Text for Social media: Healthy air at peak times? Feasible. The more people and activity are present in a room, the more particles from respiration, evaporation and turbulence are contained in the room air. Without exchange of the used air against fresh air from outside this results in a noticeable inconvenient physical condition.

The most effective solution to ensure fresh and thus healthy room air is a controlled ventilation by a mechanical ventilation system. Installed cleverly, such systems continually exchange stale indoor air against fresh outside air almost imperceptibly. In this way a sufficient and health-promoting ventilation according to current guidelines can be ensured. Better air – better health.

Text for social media: The air filtration system in your ventilation unit requires regular maintenance, as dirty filters may cause deterioration of air quality and even lead to ventilation system faults. In order to prevent this, you should replace air filters from time to time or clean them, if cleaning is allowed by the filter design.
In a single Blauberg Ventilatoren ventilation unit two or more filters may be used simultaneously, each of which has its own purpose and service life. Some filters can be cleaned manually, some cannot. In order to control the contamination level of the filtration system it is important to replace filters when they reach the end of their recommended service life.
To answer questions like “How often do I replace filters?”, “How do I clean and install them?”, “Which filter should I use after the service life of the old one expired?”, we have put together a guide which contains comprehensive information on maintenance of air filtration systems in Blauberg Ventilatoren ventilation units. With this you can plan a simple maintenance procedure and will be able to enjoy clean and fresh air at all times.