New construction
Early integration into facade, electrical planning and dwelling concept.
Decentralised Ventilation
Fresh air without a central duct network.
Decentralised ventilation supplies individual rooms or dwellings through compact building-integrated units. It can be relevant where short air paths, modular planning and direct maintenance access are required.
Operating principle
Ventilate room by room or dwelling by dwelling.
Outdoor and exhaust air are routed through the building envelope. Depending on the system, units operate individually, in pairs or as a coordinated group. Heat recovery, filtration and controls are integrated into the system architecture.
- Short air paths and compact installation
- Suitable for repeatable room and dwelling types
- Specific areas can be addressed individually
- Filters and service parts remain accessible
Applications
Where decentralised concepts can be relevant.
Renovation
Retrofit with limited intervention in the existing building.
Multi-family buildings
Repeatable solutions for similar layouts and dwelling units.
Individual rooms
Targeted consideration of bedrooms, living rooms or workspaces.
Temporary living
Concepts for apartments, residences and comparable uses.
Modular construction
Integration into prefabricated or serial building elements.
Technical requirements
Details determine suitability.
Air paths
Supply, extract and transfer air need coherent planning.
Sound
Unit, facade and room acoustics need to be considered together.
Frost & condensate
Winter operation and moisture management require early attention.
Filters & maintenance
Define filter class, replacement interval and access.
Specific product selection
Specifications and model information are assessed against the actual application, available evidence and agreed requirements.
Assess decentralised ventilation for a specific building.
Building type, rooms, facade and operating conditions determine the suitable solution.