Nowadays, a lot of people spend 90% of their day in closed environments and ventilation and filtration systems are vital in these indoor areas.
Air in closed areas There are many factors that negatively affect the ambient air quality such as smoking, food cooking and human breathing, and if the ventilation and filtration systems are not used sufficiently, air pollution that poses a threat to human health becomes impossible to avoid.
If the ventilation systems are not used sufficiently in closed areas, the pollutants in the air may increase by 5 times or even 10 times depending on the factors and this affects the human health negatively.
According to the studies conducted by WHO, 30% of commercial buildings have factors that may adversely affect health in indoor air quality.
For these reasons ventilation and filtration are vitally important in indoor areas, especially where there are a large number of people.