ARCHITECTURE INDUSTRIAL

The diversity of commercial buildings and company premises sets high requirements for the design of optimal measures that will allow reducing the consumption of electrical energy to the necessary minimum. The main task of the INDUSTRIAL architecture is to achieve this minimum through a consistent choice of individual measures. And this by using products from the range of units that optimize the consumption of electricity from the public distribution network and renewable energy sources. The specifics of each industrial building preclude the use of a uniform approach.

In the case of INDUSTRIAL architecture, the starting object is a building, which is subsequently divided into the smallest possible subsections, which allow the management of energy consumption using local control units. Special attention is also paid to the ventilation of larger premises, which is ensured by hot air panels. These can be adjusted according to requirements to ensure the necessary air exchange.