Induction units (Active Chilled Beams)

Induction units have a decades-long history, and thanks to the technological optimization of these units and increased awareness of the need to save energy, investors in the last ten years have increasingly decided to choose this air-water ventilation and air conditioning system. They are most often used in business and administrative buildings, and a large number of installation variants enable the fulfillment of even the strictest architectural requirements. They are also often used as an optimal solution in hotel rooms, as well as in hospitals, where in the latter case it is necessary to take into account the regulations that apply to different classes of hospital rooms.

In rooms with high heat loads, air-water systems represent an energy-efficient alternative to only air systems, i.e. systems in which air is the only working fluid. Bearing in mind that in air-water systems the air in the room is heated or cooled via heat exchangers, the heating and cooling capacities are provided independently of the required amount of fresh air

Another advantage of this ventilation and air conditioning system is the fact that lamps, speakers, smoke detectors and sprinklers can be integrated into induction units for installation in the ceiling, so that architects are free to design a unique and aesthetically pleasing appearance of the ceiling.

In addition to ceiling installation, the German company TROX also produces induction units in variants for parapet installation and floor installation.

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