AirEx: smart ventilation to combat fuel poverty
In a poorly insulated property, drafts lead occupants to turn up the heating, which drives up their energy bill. Conversely, in an airtight home, the lack of ventilation can cause damp and condensation problems. Combining comfort AND heating savings is therefore a major challenge, especially in old social housing units. That's exactly where AirEX smart ventilation comes in!
Unlike conventional ventilation, AirEx is smart. By means of sensors, it analyses temperature, humidity and indoor air quality. It then automatically regulates its air flow to find the right level of ventilation. AirEx thus improves the thermal efficiency of a home and ensures good air quality, while reducing heating bills by 10 to 15%.
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Engineers, product designers, built environment professionals, economists, etc. Although they come from different backgrounds, the 6 members of this team have one thing in common - they are all passionate about tackling climate change and energy insecurity. To their credit, they have carried out 30,000 energy audits in the social housing sector.
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