Bioclimatic

Our innovative ventilation systems ensure healthy indoor air

Air - the foundation of life and creativity - especially in thesensitive area of indoor air. A good air quality is crucial to the well-being and performance of people. Headaches, fatigue and difficulty concentrating are often caused by suboptimal designed air conditioning and ventilation systems. This modern-day phenomenon has been researched in recent studies and is recognized as socalled "Sick-Building-Syndrome".

Air - we make the most out of it!

For bioclimatic this subject is not a new one.: Since 1978 we offer suitable solutions for air cleaning and air purification. With the possibility of integrating appliances of the aerotron series as a supplement to new and existing air conditioning and ventilation systems, this solution to your air quality problems can be easily implemented. The appliances are precicely dimensioned according to the existing need. Clean, fresh and healthy air is created by oxidation of pollutants with activated oxygen. In outdoor air activated oxygen exists mainly in form of positive and negative ions, as well as ozone. bioclimatic ionisation systems „copy“ this natural process of air regeneration and transfer it to indoor conditions. Scientific evidence on this process of positive and negative ion production, as it happens every day in nature, are available. Thanks to this technology indoorair quality (IAQ) is improved, germs are inactivated, odors neutralised and the air is enriched and balanced with ion concentrations found in nature – completely without chemicals or artificial fragrances.

You probably already know that the air you breathe is crucial to your daily function. The body needs fresh oxygen to perform its routine tasks and keep your heart pumping healthily throughout the day. Many of us take an inhalation for granted, and we don’t think twice about what we may actually be breathing into our lungs. Pollutants in the air are too small for us to see, yet poor air quality has been linked to multiple health issues such as headaches, mood swings, lack of concentration and fatigue, known as symptoms of the rather unknown sick building syndrome. However, poor air can also cause more serious health problems such as respiratory tract damage and eye irritation, cardiovascular disease, aggravated allergies and hypersensitivity, as well as an increased risk of cancer. Knowing what’s in our air and keeping it healthy is as essential as knowing what’s in the food we eat or water we drink.

While contaminants may only form a tiny proportion of the air around us in our homes, offices and workplaces, they can have a huge impact on our health both long and short term. So what are the worst offenders?

The most common indoor air pollutants are combustion products, biological particles from mold, pet dander, pollen, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), lead dust and asbestos. Indoor air may also contain over 900 different types of gaseous chemicals and particulate matter smaller than 2.5 microns (PM2.5), according to The European Commission Scientific Committee on Health and Environmental Risks. Breathing in tiny, unseen pollutants puts you at risk. These pass through your lung tissue and into your bloodstream, circulating through your body and staying there.

The proportion of Ions is highest around moving water (storms, oceans, rivers, waterfalls) – that also explains why we feel so energized and refreshed at the ocean. The worst are found in windowless rooms and closed, moving vehicles. Higher concentrations of ions are essential for a positive mood, let us work more efficiently and feel more revitalized. Concentrations below 100 Ions/cm3 can already lead to headaches, deficiencies in concentration and fatigue, leading to the Sick- Building Syndrome.