Salventis provides an intelligent ventilation system that improves indoor air quality and energy efficiency for institutional buildings. Its window-mounted design filters and renews air, neutralizes airborne contaminants with ionization, and recovers heat to reduce HVAC costs.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Poor indoor air quality, characterized by elevated CO₂ levels, airborne pathogens, and allergens, negatively impacts occupant health, productivity, and overall well-being. Traditional ventilation methods often require complex installations and fail to address particle purification or energy recovery, leading to increased operational costs and suboptimal environmental conditions.
Solution
Salventis offers an intelligent ventilation system designed to enhance indoor air quality and energy efficiency for institutional settings. The system facilitates continuous air renewal by filtering fresh outdoor air, thereby improving oxygenation without the need to open windows. It incorporates an ionization process to neutralize airborne contaminants such as viruses, bacteria, and harmful particles. Furthermore, the system integrates heat recovery technology to maintain interior temperatures while minimizing energy expenditure. Its design prioritizes straightforward, no-construction installation, making it suitable for a variety of indoor environments.
Target Audience
The primary customers are institutions such as elder care residences, educational facilities, and office buildings that prioritize occupant health and operational efficiency.
Features
- Automated air renewal with external air filtration for improved oxygenation.
- Integrated air ionization technology for the elimination of viruses, bacteria, and particulate matter.
- Heat recovery module to maintain ambient temperature and reduce HVAC energy consumption.
- Window-mounted installation design requiring no structural modifications.
- System management via a centralized control interface for monitoring and adjustment.