Health

As many of us can spend up to 22 hours out of every 24 hours indoors, we must pay attention to the quality of our indoor atmosphere.
Nowadays, air conditioning goes far beyond its original function of just maintaining a comfortable air temperature.

New Technology in filtration makes it possible to control humidity, remove dust, pollens and odours, and neutralise bacteria and viruses.

Reduced negative ion presence caused by urban environments can be counteracted by using equipment featuring sterionisers which boost air ionisation to natural outdoor levels.

These factors genuinely contribute to improving the quality of the air that we breathe and participate in safeguarding our health.

There are also those who believe that air conditioning makes you sick because the air is re-used and never refreshed, resulting in germ build-up. This is a myth: if you keep your windows and doors closed, with or without air conditioning, you have the same stale air. With air conditioning, because you have a device that controls the room temperature, you can introduce fresh air, filter the indoor air and still have comfort.

Another myth is that temperature changes can cause one to get sick. Extremely hot environments are harmful to health, as to combat the heat, our body directs blood supply towards the skin, resulting in our muscles and cardiovascular system receiving a lower blood flow. This can lead to faintness, tiredness and a marked slowdown in activity, particularly with children and the elderly, so a cooler temperature is preferable.

An air conditioning system installed and regularly maintained by an approved professional will create a clear improvement in your health: better indoor air quality, better resistance to stress and less fatigue.