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Sophisticated plants are every ambitious interior decorator’s insider tip as they make flats and houses look more ‘furnished’ and much cosier. And experts know that green indoor plants not only have a decorative effect, but also have a positive influence on the indoor climate. Because they not only provide oxygen and humidification, but are also natural air purifiers that can even bind pollutants. In return, they only require water and sufficient light, which you can easily check with the Luxmeter BF06 from Trotec. In the last part of our practical knowledge series, you will learn how we can benefit from the great properties of the plant world for a better indoor climate.Trotec practical knowledge – Tips for a better indoor climate 6/7
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
“Woahh, the air is thick in here!” Most of us will have heard this exclamation at some point – or exclaim it ourselves from time to time. For example, because of the smell of cooked food that lingers in our flats for hours despite leaving the windows open. Or because of chemicals evaporating, or the musty smell of mould. While most odours do not usually cause health problems, they can cause nausea. That’s why, in this practical knowledge series, we will give you the necessary tips to help you remove those pesky stinkers from your house and flat.
Trotec practical knowledge – Tips for a better indoor climate 5/7
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Did you know that mould forms carcinogenic toxins and has long been identified as the cause of serious allergies? An insidious enemy, then, of whose existence within their own four walls many of those affected have no idea. Because mould often nests secretly without revealing itself immediately. In the early stages, for example it hardly smells and prefers to hide behind cupboards. This is why the search for the unwanted lodger does not begin until after the initial health issues have begun.
With the growing number of corona patients, the need for mobile isolation wards and hygienically optimal treatment areas in hospitals and emergency facilities is increasing
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
The increasing number of corona patients worldwide and the equally sharp rise in the number of suspected cases is forcing hospitals every day to expand the capacity of their own corona isolation wards and ventilation capacities at full speed. As far as space and personnel permit, hospitals are therefore separating entire building sections for the isolated treatment of corona patients, although here too it is foreseeable that this number of beds will sooner or later be insufficient if the rate of infection continues to increase.
Corona virus: germ-free room air in supermarkets and pharmacies – thanks to TAC air purifiers with H14 virus filtering
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Supermarkets and pharmacies are among the few facilities still open in the new Corona era. Because the risks of infection literally coincide at these places – and are also constantly increasing with the growing number of infected people – special precautions should be taken there to protect employees and customers. Studies have shown that SARS CoV-2 viruses that have been coughing up can remain in the air for up to 3 hours. Find out more on our homepage under ‘Applications’ about the effective solution for air purification in your supermarket and pharmacy: the TAC air purifiers with H14 virus filtering!
Corona virus: sterile indoor air in fitness studios and therapy rooms – thanks to TAC air purifiers with H14 virus filtering
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
The managers of fitness studios know about the odour-intensive vapours of the sweating body just as well as physiotherapists. Sometimes even taking a breath becomes a difficult exercise. All the more reason to avoid polluting the air in these rooms with suspended particles such as dust, nitrogen oxides and formaldehydes. Above all, however, with pathogens such as viruses and bacteria. Studies have shown that coughing up SARS-CoV-2 viruses remain in the air for up to 3 hours. Find out more on our homepage under ‘Applications’ about effective solutions for air purification in fitness studios and therapy rooms: the TAC air purifiers with H14 virus filtering!
NEW PAE 30 Air Cooler: stylish tower fan – with additional evaporative cooling
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
This is so smart! This is so cool! The new PAE 30 Air Cooler combines fresh fan wind with natural evaporation cooling. So in summer, this stylish tower fan not only blows the heat out of the room, but also provides cooling refreshment on the skin. And in winter, the elegant air cooler, serving as a humidifier ensures that the room air, which is often too dry during the hottest months, is optimally humidified. This means that not only summer, but also the next winter can come as they please. Like I said – smart!
Trotec privacy screens protect a person’s individual privacy when accommodating and taking care of corona patients in field hospitals, hospitals and emergency centres
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
All over the world, hospitals and clinics are preparing for an increasing number of patients who are infected with the novel coronavirus and require inpatient treatment and intensive care. Entire building tracts are thus cleared, for example, and designated as covid isolation stations with separate admission areas in order to separate the flows of patients coming in. However, many hospitals are already working at maximum capacity now so that gymnasiums, underground car parks, event locations, barracks and sometimes even entire sport stadiums are summarily converted into field hospitals.
Ventilation systems in buildings make sufficient humidification difficult
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Many lives could be saved each year by reducing infection with the flu virus or with the new corona virus, SARS-CoV-2. For example, hospitals, public utilities and even the facilities management of large office blocks could maintain a room air humidity in the scientifically recommended range of 40 to 60%. In modern building complexes, you can usually not even open the windows to let fresh and therefore humid air in.
Coronavirus: Humidifiers now important in summer too!
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