Maintenance plans for ventilation units and ducts Cleaning ducts and maintaining controlled ventilation system equipment must be done according to specific procedures

The use of filters in mechanical ventilation systems is essential to prevent bacteria, dust mites, viruses, or harmful particles for health from contaminating the environment of our homes or commercial premises.

The primary objective of air curtains is to create an invisible barrier that separates the indoor environment of a room from the outside. But can they really be considered controlled mechanical ventilation systems? In this article, we will answer this question, as it generates many doubts among users.

Construction with energy efficiency above average using resources from bioclimatic architecture and appropriate controlled mechanical ventilation systems. To better understand how it works, we will present a practical example of the first certified Passivhaus home in Madrid.

Controlled mechanical ventilation, also known by the initials VMC, offers us countless benefits when it comes to controlling air quality and improving energy efficiency within the home. To achieve this, the use of certain accessories is essential.

Radon gas mitigation inside homes is crucial for purifying the indoor air and preserving the health of its occupants. It is a radioactive gas derived from the natural decomposition process of uranium. Here we want to tell you how we can reduce it from the environment.

Monitoring the air quality in the home is essential to ensure its healthiness; it is always advisable to control these elements with the purpose of avoiding respiratory problems and allergic episodes. But how is it done? Home automation and IoT offer us many options.

The Passivhaus standard has become a reference model for efficiency, sustainability, and respect for the environment. At Siber, we know this very well, as we have helped to build many biopassive single-family homes according to their criteria. We are talking about Lilu’s House.

Phases of an installation project of a ventilation system. We are talking, of course, not only about a home but also about any commercial or public-use premises. But into how many phases is the installation process divided? Here, we break them down one by one.

Both thermal losses and condensation are two real problems in ventilation ducts. They can lead to a decrease in system efficiency and higher energy consumption, as well as lower comfort. Fortunately, there are several systems that can help minimize their effects.