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Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning

In order to control all types of HVAC KNX has develop different types of control systems:92-point Control System, Continuous PI Control, Discontinuous PI Control (PWM control), 2-step Heating System. Each type of control system is designed for different types of HVAC to achieve maximum functionality and save energy.

We are prepared to do a lot for your well-being while at the same time we, naturally, do not want to "make your money disappear into thin air" therefore we suggest a heating system with individual room temperature control as a step in the right direction because it provides excellent energy saving.

It is even better if, apart from the individual room temperature control system, window contacts are installed. These ensure that, when a window is opened, the heating system automatically switches over to anti-freeze mode. No matter how long the ventilation procedure (opening of the windows lasts), the heating system will only heat with the intensity necessary to prevent the pipes from freezing (e.g., 7°C). Comfort is increased even more by using an additional timer. Once programmed, each room is automatically heated to your desired temperature. Even the settings during a vacation and other periods of absence can be taken into account.

In commercial/public buildings such as offices and administrative buildings, doctors‘ surgeries, department stores and sports centres, a heating system with individual room temperature control results in savings in energy and money and offers far greater comfort. In addition, the right room temperature increases the productivity of personnel.

The right room temperature contributes decisively towards our feeling of well-being in all situations. Needs differ greatly in this respect, depending on where one lives and how one

personally reacts to temperatures. While room temperatures of 16°C to 18°C suffice for the kitchen and bedroom, we like to have a cosy temperature of 21°C in the living room and, perhaps, even 22°C in the bathroom.

The advantages of individual room temperature

control for home and work environments :

• Additional savings in energy

• Greater comfort

• Individual customer

requirements can be fulfilled

• Improved productivity

• Increased motivation

• Longer time spent in rooms