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Comfortable indoor ventilation systems ensure sufficient and healthy air exchange independently and around the clock. Far too often, however, newly built or modernized building envelopes no longer allow natural air exchange through cracks and joints. Sufficient, repeated purge ventilation in all rooms is not feasible for most people in everyday life. Particularly in large cities, opening windows also means fine dust, pollution or exhaust fumes. 


This is where Zehnder ventilation systems come into play. They transport clean, fresh air indoors – without any annoying pollen or impurities. In addition, excess humidity in the rooms, and thus the formation of mold, is prevented, which protects not only the health of the occupants but also the value of the property.


Of course – we all know the pleasure of flinging open the windows on a lovely day! This aside however, the system is designed to optimize indoor air quality at any time of the day or night in all weathers without having to worry about external noise ingress or security considerations.

A ventilation system with heat recovery decreases your energy consumption when compared to standard alternatives. As well as recovering heat which would otherwise have been exhausted to atmosphere, our systems use energy efficient DC motors to limit energy consumption in every way.


On the contrary: compared to window ventilation, with Zehnder comfortable indoor ventilation, the energy effect of the airtight building envelope is fully utilized. With up to 96% heat recovery, up to 50% heating energy can be saved. 

Instead of heating the room air directly, the ceiling heating or radiant ceiling panel uses the principle of radiant heat. This principle is comparable to the warmth of the sun's rays on a cold winter day. For heating, the electric blanket emits the heat energy as infrared radiation, which hits the surfaces and objects in the room and warms them.

The cooling ceiling absorbs the heat energy in the room and transfers it to the water-carrying pipe system that runs in the chilled ceiling system. The cool water extracts the heat from the surfaces and objects in the room, creating a pleasant coolness and an optimal climate.

Unlike air conditioning, ceiling systems do not use environmentally harmful refrigerants. A cooling ceiling uses water that flows through the pipes. Cooling systems, like an air conditioner, have a lot of air movement, which is often perceived as uncomfortable. In addition, an air conditioner is mounted on the wall, taking up valuable space. Ceiling systems for heating and cooling are also much more energy efficient than an air conditioner.

Yes, the systems fit together perfectly. A heating and cooling ceiling can be operated with a heat pump by using the heat pump as part of a water-based heating system. The flow temperatures are very low and are 45–60°C, as compared to underfloor heating. We will be happy to advise you on the optimal design for efficient heat transfer.

 In contrast to air heaters, gas radiators, underfloor heating or air conditioning, heating and cooling ceilings save up to 40% energy. In addition, there is no noticeable convection. The floor and walls are free of radiators or air conditioners, which offers new design possibilities.

Heating and cooling ceilings are available in open and closed versions. Therefore, there are many variants for integrating all kinds of other functional elements. Lamps, for example, can be integrated into cut-outs or mounted between or below the ceiling panels. Sprinklers, loudspeakers, air outlets, etc. are also placed in cut-outs.

Condensate forms from the interaction of temperature and humidity. Chilled ceilings are therefore operated as a surface system with low sub-temperatures (difference to room temperature). This already limits the area in which condensate can form. The rest is taken care of by the system control, for example with temperature and humidity sensors.

Particles exist in the air of your workplace, created by movement, transport, and production processes. Most of these particles, including dust, smoke, fumes, and odours cause unnecessary cleaning and maintenance costs. The most toxic of these can seriously endanger the health of your employees in the long run, causing both absenteeism and a negative corporate image. Our air purifiers clean your air – meaning you don't have to worry about any of the above!

Industrial air purifiers are not replacing ventilation. Ventilation transports your used room air (CO 2) out of the building and replaces it with fresh air. Air purifiers, on the other hand, trap harmful particles that are present in both fresh and stale air. Air purifiers are particularly recommended in buildings without windows.

From logistics companies to the manufacturing industry, food production, public facilities, and many more, wherever dust and other particles are flying around in the air, that's where our products come in.

First of all, both are able to remove dust and other particles from the air. But there are some differences between professional air purifiers and an air washer. In contrast to the air purifier, which can contain many filters of different strengths, the air washer only uses water as a filter, which makes it less efficient (in terms of air purification). However, air washers also humidify your air.

Our air purifiers and filters deal with all kinds of airborne particles. These include coarse particles, fine dust, vapours, bacteria and germs. Even oil or fog particles and odours can be removed. In scientific terms, these are particles of sizes PM 10 (= 10 micrometres (µm)), PM 2.5 (= 2.5 micrometres (µm)) and PM 1 (= 1 micrometre (µm)).

Filter replacement for dirty filters depends on the dust levels in your facility. Normally, filters in an industrial environment have to be changed every 3, 6 or 9 months. In an office, every 12 months may be sufficient.

When filtering corona viruses, it’s not the air purifiers themselves that make the difference – but the filters that are installed. It’s worth noting, that filters which capture corona viruses are known as HEPA filters – preferably in the HEPA 13 and 14 classes. We use either a CleanAir or CleanAir Max with a corresponding HEPA 14 filter.

Our Product filter all microorganisms that are airborne. It doesn't matter whether they are corona viruses, bacteria or fungal spores.

Every environment is different so that's why we offer flexible installation options. For example, air purifiers can be installed on ceilings, walls, shelves or columns – and even placed on the floor.

The amount of energy Zehnder air cleaners use depends on the airflow setting, but it's about 25% of the electricity consumption of a conventional extraction system. By using our CARA app, you can save even more energy because it makes energy consumption smarter.

In this day and age, there is a wide range of Towel Dryers to choose from. However, many of them look very similar. If you are looking for a special Towel Dryer that blends in perfectly with your interior or has an eye-catching colour or shape, then a Zehnder Decorative Towel Dryer is the perfect choice for you. A Towel Dryer should not only be aesthetically pleasing but also heat the room effectively. The size and nature of the room, as well as the type of heat generation, are decisive factors in choosing the right product.

The function of the room also plays a role. Since the time spent in each room differs, the output of the Towel Dryer must be designed on an individual basis. In the bathroom, a Towel Dryer with adapted heating output is ideal, which is also time-controlled and a visual highlight. Bathroom Towel Dryers are also perfect for warming and drying towels, adding comfort to your home.

Ask your heating engineer for advice on creating the optimum heating system for your home. The heating engineer works closely with us and brings the relevant know-how to ensure a perfect heating installation. With the right choice of Towel Dryer and heating system, you can ensure that your bathroom is optimally heated and that you can enjoy the desired comfort.

Electric bathroom Towel Dryer:

An electric Towel Dryer is often used in the bathroom to supplement underfloor heating. It fits perfectly into an energy-efficient house, especially when combined with solar panels and ventilation with heat recovery. In the bathroom, the electric Towel Dryer serves to increase comfort and to warm and dry towels. This makes it possible to react individually and quickly to the different requirements in the room.


Operation on central heating system and low water temperature radiator:

The second type of decorative Towel Dryer is for operation on a central heating system. The Towel Dryer is connected to a central heating system. The water is heated in the heat generator and then flows through the Towel Dryer. The energy is released into the room in the form of heat.


Hybrid radiators (dual energy operation):

Zehnder supplies bathroom Towel Dryers for hybrid heating systems, which are a combination of central heating and electric heating. The Towel Dryer uses hot water to heat the room, but also offers a built-in electric heating cartridge for added comfort, especially during the transitional period and when warming and drying towels.

Operation on central heating system:

Every Towel Dryer is connected to the heat generation system. The connection between the two parts is made via pipes - modern Towel Dryers are connected with two pipes. The desired temperature is set via the thermostat. The water is heated by the heat generation system and delivers warm/hot water to the Towel Dryer via the pipes. The heat of the water that flows through the Towel Dryer is then released into the air. The water cools down and sinks into the Towel Dryer. It then flows back again via the return pipe. The heat generator heats the returning water again. This creates a constant process that produces a comfortable temperature.


Electric operation:

An electric decorative Towel Dryer is normally filled with a heat transfer fluid. This medium is heated by means of an electric heating cartridge in the Towel Dryer itself. The liquid then circulates in the Towel Dryer and releases heat. Since these Towel Dryers can be controlled individually, various rooms such as the bathroom can be heated in a very short time. There are also dry models with internal heating cables. These are characterized by an extraordinary reaction speed.

Zehnder radiators are available in any colour: RAL colours, trend colours, metallic colours, and many more. For more information, please see our colour chart or call us.

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Insights into Disease Development

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First exposure to herpesviruses does not cause a life-threatening disease. In fact, most individuals are frequently unaware of their first exposure to these viruses. These herpesviruses acquire lifelong latency in the human body after entering human cells. We propose that it is not the latency itself but the timely and regionally restricted viral activation in a sub-set of host cells due to one of the several triggers ranging from prescription drugs to other infections that is pivotal to disease development. Using novel state-of-the-art latency models and modern innovative molecular biology approaches, we try to understand the early stages of host-virus interactions, starting from single-cell to multicellular organoid levels.

Bhupesh Prusty

Bhupesh Prusty is a Professor of Science at Rīga Stradiņš University, Riga, Latvia. Bhupesh’s schooling began in rural India, leading him to an academic career with a prestigious doctoral fellowship from the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), India. During his Ph.D., he studied the role of human papillomaviruses (HPVs) in cervical cancer development under the mentorship of Dr. Bhudev Das at the Institute of Cytology and Preventive Oncology. His doctoral work was recognized through several awards, including a Young Scientist Award in the Medical Science Section from the Indian Science Congress and the Shakuntala Amir Chand Prize from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) (2005). 


Bhupesh was invited to join the laboratory of Prof. Harald zur Hausen, who received the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2008, at the DKFZ as a postdoctoral researcher. Bhupesh received the EMBO/EMBL Science Writing Prize during his postdoctoral work at Heidelberg, Germany. Bhupesh started his independent research career at the Julius-Maximilians-University of Würzburg, Germany, under the mentorship of Prof. Thomas Rudel and Prof. Lars Dölken. Bhupesh was mentored by Dr. Dharam Ablashi, who co-discovered HHV-6 in 1986. Bhupesh’s groundbreaking work on HHV-6 pathophysiology has earned him several international awards, including the Best Trainee award and Koichi Yamanishi Young Investigator Award from HHV-6 Foundation, USA; the prestigious Experiment! research grant from Volkswagen Stiftung, Germany; Ramsay Research Award from Solve ME/CFS Initiative, USA. His innovative research ideas have been supported by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG); Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung (BMBF); HHV-6 Foundation, USA; Amar Foundation, USA; ME Research UK; Solve ME/CFS Initiative, USA; TEMPI Foundation, Austria; Helmholtz Center for RNA-based Infection Research (HIRI), Würzburg, Germany; Fatigatio, Germany; and Deutsche Gesellschaft für ME/CFS, Germany. 

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