Strong stance on ventilation issues at Nordbygg 2020

This year, ventilation issues will have an even more expanded role at Nordbygg, when the industry organisation Svensk Ventilation (Swedish Ventilation) comes together with Svensk Automation (Swedish Automation) on the new stage - The Indoor Climate Arena. Apart from a packed programme on the stage, there are several exhibitors in the ventilation area who are highlighting the latest within indoor climate.

Digitalization and AI are becoming more important in the construction industry and the ventilation sector is no exception. At Nordbygg’s large stage, The Indoor Climate Arena, lecturers from the industry, from technical colleges, government agencies and research institutes will highlight news and show good examples of ventilation solutions.

Britta Permats, CEO at Svensk Ventilation (Swedish Ventilation), says that energy efficiency is still highly topical in the ventilation industry and in the connection between indoor climate, health and productivity. Also, climate change in the form of warmer weather will be an important parameter for the ventilation industry to adhere to in the future.

Real time info and man in the centre
Among the exhibitors focussing on ventilation issues are SISAB Skolfastigheter i Stockholm, Trox Auranor and InventiAir. SISAB are well advanced when it comes to AI technology in property management. With their digital system. SOLIDA, all ventilation is monitored in their properties in real time.

– Our sensor measures temperature and carbon dioxide content and the system offers a complete transparency. We don’t believe anything anymore - we know, says Niklas Dalgrip, Operations Manager at SISAB.

The Norwegian ventilation company Trox Auranor, who participated at the Nordbygg fair in 2018 for the first time, has 40 years’ experience of the ventilation industry and a large flexibility.

– We often make project specific solutions to some of our standard products or develop completely new solutions, says Tobias Wallbom, manager for Trox Auranor in Sweden.

To InventiAir, man is in the centre regarding all their operations. The company has cooperated with the Technical College in Gävle, which does research on ventilation systems, and can thanks to this offer unique products for all imaginable rooms.

– By using a combination of well-known ventilation techniques, we can use the natural laws more effectively. That gives better air, lower energy consumption and in the long run healthier and more efficient employees, says Martin Sellö, founder and CEO of InventiAir.

For more information visit www.nordbygg.se or contact:
Peter Söderberg, Event Manager, peter.soderberg@stockholmsmassan.se, +46 8-749 43 93