Summer in the hall, without air-conditioning the building.
A metal roof, machines that heat, loading bays that stay open: in a production hall or a warehouse the heat does not come from outside alone. An evaporative air cooler blows cooled fresh air where people work, with the doors still open.
An indoor climate that does no harm
Ordinance 3 to the Swiss Labour Act (art. 16) requires premises to be adequately ventilated, naturally or mechanically, and an indoor climate that does not harm health. The SECO commentary puts the useful range at 20.5 to 26.5 °C depending on the outside temperature.
It recycles the air; the heat stays
Air conditioning recirculates indoor air: it loses its effect as soon as the doors open and the machines make their own heat. For a 1,000 m² hall the manufacturer counts 11 kW installed against 108 kW for air conditioning.
On the roof, on the façade or on castors
A fixed roof unit with ducts for the whole hall, from 20,000 to 60,000 m³/h; or mobile units placed at the workstations, on a 230 V socket. The air blown in has to get out again: the survey checks the openings.
Common questions
Does it work with the doors open?
What electrical supply is needed?
Does it need a water connection?
How many units for your building?
Give us the floor area, the height under the roof, the openings and what gives off heat. We reply within one working day.