In focus: optimum product quality and operational cost-efficiency
The correct air conditioning of a room is crucial not only to the subjective well-being and
performance of humans. It is also very important for optimum development, production and storage in
industry – i. e. for the quality of the products.
In times of rising energy costs and diminished resources, operational cost-consciousness is
also growing. Whereas in the past, the cost of investment in an air conditioning and ventilation
system was at the forefront of cost consideration, today the total costs incurred by years of
operation of the systems are attracting increased attention. The operator of a building, for
example, today also has economic interests in the energy used for the air conditioning of a
building.Enormous potential for savings are created by efficient energy use.
In addition to the recording of humidity and temperature, the measurement of differential
pressure plays an important part in the correct air conditioning of buildings. In order to supply
rooms with the optimum quantity of fresh air, the air input supply must be regulated reliably.