How to Protect Yourself from Oxygen Deficiency at Home During Summer?
In summer, buildings can quickly overheat when temperatures reach +30°C. Air conditioning systems often run nonstop, leading to high electricity bills. The main thing to remember when using an air conditioner regularly is that it cools the air but does not supply fresh air with increased oxygen levels. Instead, the same “old,” exhaled air with high CO₂ levels is recirculated. Opening a window to let in fresh air quickly compromises the pleasant coolness indoors. Open windows in summer essentially waste electricity and the comfort of a cooled environment.
An alternative to this is ensuring good air quality with a PRANA recuperator. A recuperator consumes significantly less energy compared to an air conditioner. For example, an air conditioner typically uses 500 W/h, whereas a recuperator starts from just 3.2 W/h. The PRANA 150 model has an average consumption of only 7.3 W/h.
The recuperator ensures continuous air exchange, and thanks to its copper heat exchanger, energy is transferred from the outgoing air to the incoming air, maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature. PRANA ventilation systems boast an energy efficiency ratio of up to 98%. This helps create a favorable microclimate for comfortable relaxation at home or a pleasant working environment in office spaces.
