Tag: indoor climate
When it comes to indoor humidity, spring can be a challenging season. While the temperatures are moderate, the frequent rain leads to higher humidity levels. This, coupled with activities like cooking and bathroom usage, contributes to increased humidity inside homes. When intensive ventilation fails to reduce air humidity below the 60% mark, the risk of mould growth becomes a concern. In such situations, it is highly beneficial to invest in a reliable drying professional like the TTK 90 E dehumidifier to provide excellent control over the air humidity in your rooms.Comfort dehumidifier TTK 96 E – achieve the optimum feel-good climate at home with temperature-dependent dehumidification function – now back in stock!
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
If you’ve noticed that the humidity in your living space remains high despite regular ventilation, there could be several reasons for it. One common oversight is the significance of room temperature. Warm air has a higher moisture absorption capacity than cold air. So, if you’ve recently turned down the heating a little too much, it could explain why the humidity levels are high. Our tip: Coordinate room temperature and humidity with the TTK 96 E comfort dehumidifier. This smart device automatically adjusts its settings to achieve the ideal humidity levels depending on the air temperature.
NEW – BZ29OS digital wireless weather station and climate monitor Accurately displays the weather at your location and indicates whether your indoor climate is in the optimum range
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
When you get up in the morning, the digital wireless weather station and climate monitor BZ29OS shows you the local weather for the day ahead and whether your indoor climate is still comfortable. This includes the predicted weather trend for the next 12 hours, so you know whether you need to pack an extra jumper or cancel your bike ride if bad weather is on the way. The wireless weather station continuously measures the current temperature, relative humidity and air pressure for its weather forecast, and displays the data as a weather trend. And best of all, the device indicates whether you have an optimum indoor climate at home!
High humidity despite ventilation? Dehumidifiers create a healthy indoor climate
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Whether at home or at work: regular ventilation and appropriate heating help to improve the indoor air, prevent the risk of mould growth and create an overall healthier indoor climate. But what can be done if the air humidity remains too high despite regular ventilation? Experts recommend mobile dehumidifiers, that provide optimally humidified room air fully automatically and even clean it.
Today the “AHR EXPO” starts in Atlanta (USA): Trotec presents indoor climate and air purification devices for the HVAC and TGA industry
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
As of today Trotec presents itself at the trade exhibition “AHR EXPO” for heating, air conditioning and refrigeration technology in Atlanta (USA).
Trotec exhibits indoor climate and air purification devices at the “AHR EXPO” in Atlanta (USA)
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
We are growing worldwide and are looking for partners in the United States of America to strengthen our sales network. From February 06 to February 08, 2023 Trotec will present itself at the trade exhibition “AHR EXPO” for heating, air conditioning and refrigeration technology in Atlanta (USA).
Trotec air-conditioning technology ensures optimum room climate during restoration of monumental art from Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Three years after the major fire at Notre-Dame, which destroyed large parts of the historic Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral, construction and restoration work is still in full swing. “We will rebuild Notre-Dame,” said head of state Emmanuel Macron on the very evening of the disaster: “Because that is what the French expect.” The restoration of the Notre-Dame de Paris structure is being carried out under the scientific and technical control of the DRAC Île-de-France regional heritage teams. Specialized companies from all over France have been contracted to restore damaged artwork and furnishings.
Trotec practical knowledge – Tips for a better indoor climate 7/7
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Sophisticated plants are every ambitious interior decorator’s insider tip as they make flats and houses look more ‘furnished’ and much cosier. And experts know that green indoor plants not only have a decorative effect, but also have a positive influence on the indoor climate. Because they not only provide oxygen and humidification, but are also natural air purifiers that can even bind pollutants. In return, they only require water and sufficient light, which you can easily check with the Luxmeter BF06 from Trotec. In the last part of our practical knowledge series, you will learn how we can benefit from the great properties of the plant world for a better indoor climate.
NEW high-performance air purifier AirgoClean® 350 E: the strongest in its class for up to 120 m² – with double effective HEPA filter protection against viruses, bacteria and fine dust
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Clean air in your own four walls is just as important for you and your family as unpolluted air in the office is for you and your colleagues. However, allergens, bacteria, viruses such as SARS-CoV-2 and the influenza virus, mould spores, dust mites and dreadful fine dust contaminate all indoor air – and therefore prevent you from breathing freely. So protect yourself and your loved ones with HEPA-filtered air: The air purifier AirgoClean® 350 E automatically removes all contaminants – 99.97% of ultra-fine particles measuring as small as 0,3 µm. Fully automatically thanks to the latest ‘Air Quality Sensors’.
Trotec practical knowledge – Tips for a better indoor climate 6/7
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
“Woahh, the air is thick in here!” Most of us will have heard this exclamation at some point – or exclaim it ourselves from time to time. For example, because of the smell of cooked food that lingers in our flats for hours despite leaving the windows open. Or because of chemicals evaporating, or the musty smell of mould. While most odours do not usually cause health problems, they can cause nausea. That’s why, in this practical knowledge series, we will give you the necessary tips to help you remove those pesky stinkers from your house and flat.