A eople more timecarried out indoors, and, at the same time, the climate in these rooms is increasingly set by air conditioning systems. From the central section, the treated air is piped through the ventilation vents to the desired room. Typically, a parallel system leads exhaust, warm air to central fans for cleaning or cooling, depending on design or conditions. The air supply system becomes more or less dirty, depending on the quality of the filtration. It should be noted that an ideal filter does not exist, they all pass this or that percentage of dust, no matter what material they are. In the exhaust pipes, the air will be more or less saturated with textile fibers, skin particles, paper dust and other substances formed in space,

The fact that health, comfort and even productivityare reduced due to clogging of the "lungs" of a building is recognized by researchers around the world, who emphasize that it is impossible to get clean air from a dirty system.

The need forair vent cleanerand air conditioning systemswas officially recognized by the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization in Act No. 15780 "Ventilation of buildings - Piping - Cleanliness of ventilation systems", which sets cleanliness standards for different cases.

Usually, these are chronic fatigue, headaches, upper respiratory tract infections,irritation of mucous surfaces such as eyes. They have the greatest impact on wellbeing and productivity in buildings where knowledge-based industries such as insurance, banking, programming, customer service and all types of administration are concentrated. The forward-thinking manager of the administrative department must keep track of the "mental energy" bills such as employee salaries and job costs. What happens if the cost of a job drops 1 percent at the top of productivity because the employee is not feeling well? Only such calculations, even without taking into account the moral, judicial, as well as aspects of insurance and attractiveness for potential employees, will convince managers of the need to take action.

Another group of hygienically sensitive institutions includes hospitals, schools, universities, laboratories, as well as industries such as food, pharmaceutical and electronics. Hotels and residential buildings can be highly susceptible to odors from dirty systems, and they are also more likely to be prone to air stagnation and blockages in fine pore outlet systems in bathrooms.

So why aren't the ducts cleaned on a regular basis, like any other surface in a building?

“The design behind all our instruments and equipment is that pipes are accessible for cleaning and inspection. Key concepts are professionalism, productivity and profitability. 

Much of the time and expense involved in cleaning ducts is spent on getting to the dirt, i.e. getting into the room, moving furniture, installing stairs, removing ceiling panels, finding the duct, opening it, for example using existing holes such as plugs or by sliding joints or by cutting a new hole, and finally to attach the dirt removal device (Vacuum unit). Once a cleaning tool with a rotating brush and high pressure of compressed air is introduced into the duct, the time required for cleaning is reduced.

Vacuum systems strike a precise balance between air flow volume and static back pressure. This is necessary in order to ensure that dirt can be thrown up to a distance of 50 meters away from the connection point. The less time it takes to install the outlet equipment, the higher the cleaning performance and the faster the additional costs are paid back. "

The notion of “access to” ductwork, as the most time-consuming factor, is one reason for easier than it might seem to teach newcomers to budgeting. However, we offer technical and commercial courses for beginners to help them sell services better, better assess the health of air conditioning systems, carry out work, and promote duct hygiene programs.