Multiple control options for the SupraBoxes

Use of RTF and Register Types in Office Buildings

Focus on indoor climate: Why healthy air is the real driver of productivity

In modern office designs, great importance is attached to ergonomic furniture and optimal lighting – yet the most important factor for well-being and performance often remains unseen: indoor air quality. As staff spend the majority of their working day indoors, air quality, room temperature and a continuous supply of fresh air directly determine how focused and healthy the team can work.

The daily challenge: dynamic heat loads

A typical working day illustrates the problem: in the morning, the office spaces are usually still cool and concentration levels are high. As the day progresses, however, the situation changes drastically. The presence of staff, combined with the operation of computers and other technical equipment, causes the internal heat load to rise continuously.

Conventional ventilation systems, which operate at a fixed, pre-set capacity, cannot respond to these fluctuations. The consequences soon become apparent:

• Overheating: Leads to tiredness, difficulty concentrating and the classic “afternoon slump”.
• Undercooling (e.g. due to draughts): Causes chills, muscle tension and reduces job satisfaction.
• Financial losses: Any uncontrolled overheating or overcooling wastes valuable energy and drives up operating costs.

The smart solution: room-temperature-controlled SupraBox units

This is precisely where the room-temperature-controlled SupraBox compact air handling units come into their own. Equipped with state-of-the-art sensor technology and integrated heating and cooling coils, they flexibly adapt their output to actual demand:

• Precise monitoring: Room temperature sensors continuously measure the current indoor temperature and transmit the actual demand to the SupraBoxes in real time.
• Demand-based control: The system operates on the principle of ‘as much as necessary, as little as possible’. During periods of low demand, the unit automatically reduces its output; if the heating or cooling demand increases, it adjusts precisely to meet it.
• Creating comfort: The aim is not to heat or cool to extremes, but to maintain a constant, thermally comfortable atmosphere that relieves strain on the body.

The result: a perfect balance between comfort and efficiency

The demands placed on modern office buildings have increased: it is no longer enough simply to ventilate the air. Fresh air must be available as and when required, at the right time and at the optimum temperature.

With the room-temperature-controlled SupraBox compact air handling units, this balancing act is achieved effortlessly. They create a healthy, motivating working environment in which productivity remains high, whilst energy consumption and running costs are sustainably reduced.

Use of LQF-CO2 and Register Types in Schools

Fresh air in the classroom: Why CO₂ control enhances learning

In schools, good ventilation is essential for learning success and performance. Due to the high number of people in the classroom, the CO₂ concentration rises continuously during lessons. If there is insufficient ventilation, air quality deteriorates rapidly. The inevitable consequences: reduced concentration, rapid fatigue and a significant impairment of learning performance among pupils and teachers.

The smart solution: CO₂-controlled SupraBox compact air handling units

CO₂-controlled SupraBox compact ventilation units solve this problem through dynamic control that is precisely tailored to demand.

The key benefits at a glance:

• Continuous CO₂ measurement: Intelligent sensors constantly monitor the air quality in the room and adjust the system’s output in real time.
• Fresh air on demand: If the CO₂ level rises, more fresh air is automatically supplied. When occupancy is low or air quality is good, the system immediately reduces output.
• Consistent comfort climate: Appropriate heating and cooling coils ensure the optimum room temperature. They prevent performance-hindering chills or sweating without unnecessarily overheating or overcooling the room.
• Maximum energy savings: As the fans and the outdoor air conditioning only run at full capacity when it is really necessary, energy consumption and operating costs are significantly reduced.

The result: performance-enhancing and cost-effective

The aim of modern schools is to maintain CO₂ levels, temperature and air quality at an optimal level at all times. The CO₂-controlled SupraBoxes achieve precisely that: they guarantee a healthy, comfortable learning environment that promotes concentration, whilst supporting sustainable, cost-effective building operation.