The design experts at Dyson on the latest innovations in lighting and ventilation to help support wellbeing at work We know that prioritising wellness and mental health has become paramount for businesses. Recognising the importance of fostering a happy, healthy, ...
Read More »Nuaire releases CPD on High Temperature Axial Fans & VSDs
Indoor air quality and ventilation manufacturing specialist Nuaire is pleased to announce its latest CPD, which addresses High Temperature Axial Fans & Variable Speed Drives (VSDs). This new CPD has been introduced to clearly explain the standard ‘BS EN 12101-3:2002 ...
Read More »British workers would monitor air quality from their desks amid health concerns
New research has revealed that concerns about indoor air quality are at an all-time high, with 64 per cent of British workers concerned about the impact of indoor air quality on their health and 46 per cent concerned about air ...
Read More »New BESA specification will ‘revolutionise building air quality’
A new specification for ventilation hygiene has been launched by the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) as part of its ongoing efforts to minimise the risk posed by contaminated indoor air to human health and wellbeing. BESA has also updated two ...
Read More »Breathing life into indoor spaces
Matthew Maleki, High Rise Residential and Hospitality Business Development Manager, CIAT, reviews the findings of the latest Defra report on IAQ and explains how recent developments in ventilation and air conditioning can help improve the indoor environment to support wellbeing ...
Read More »Apleona acquires German ventilation and air conditioning specialist
Apleona, a leading European integrated FM company based in Neu-Isenburg near Frankfurt (Main), has acquired Air for All, based in Gerlingen near Stuttgart. The acquisition will strengthen Apleona’s Building Technology division – Apleona Wolfferts, and significantly expands its range of ...
Read More »Almost half of British workers believe poor IAQ has led to them suffering from Sick Building Syndrome
Concerns over indoor air quality remain at an all-time high, according to new survey which found 64 per cent of British workers are mostly concerned about the impact of air-quality on their health. The survey of 2,000 professionals conducted by ...
Read More »Shine’s enhanced ventilation design offers benefits
Shine Catering Systems has updated its DW/172-compliant ventilation service, with enhanced system design and fabrication to provide additional benefits for contractors, facilities managers and chefs. The introduction of a more modular system allows greater flexibility in design, which means Shine ...
Read More »Cleaner energy
Christian Hendriksen, Co-Founder & CEO, Rensair on research that suggests the benefits of balancing mechanical ventilation with in-room air purification systems Worsening air pollution, combined with the global pandemic, is driving new government regulation to substantially improve indoor air quality. ...
Read More »Rensair to host webinar on meeting new indoor air regulation while beating rising energy costs
Indoor air quality expert Rensair is to host a webinar on September 29 that discusses a win-win approach to improving workplace respiratory health and reducing associated energy consumption. Worsening air pollution, combined with the global pandemic, is driving new government ...
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