Control ventilation in conjunction with a computer! Efficiently ventilate to remove air pollutants such as cigarette smoke and CO2.
The "Ecomira TYPE-plus" is a system that controls only the ventilation volume, achieving energy savings in air conditioning. It optimizes the ventilation volume by setting the operating rate for each zone according to the time of day. It works in conjunction with the computer that is currently tracking your operating rate, allowing for efficient ventilation of air pollutants such as cigarette smoke and CO2. 【Features】 ■ Controls only the ventilation volume ■ Achieves energy savings in air conditioning ■ Efficiently ventilates air pollutants such as cigarette smoke ■ If there is no computer, the operating rate can be manually set for each time period *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Case Study】 ■Before Implementation - Exhaust fans operate at full capacity even with an average operating rate of 20%. - This means that the air conditioning is cooling while replacing the air in the store with 8 times the volume in one hour. ■After Implementation - Ventilation volume optimized according to customer attraction rate. - If the average operating rate is 20%, air replacement can also be done at 20%. - Ventilation can be done only as needed, reducing the power consumption of the air conditioning. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is engaged in energy business, as well as clean and green businesses, and in response to the growing concerns about global warming, we offer environmentally friendly products from the 'ecomira(R) series.' We will contribute to the future of society through excellent technology, development, services, and the resources of our partners.
