Elta Group Ltd

Designing for Good Indoor Air Quality Good indoor air quality is vital for the health and wellbeing of the building’s occupants, but designing a ventilation system to ensure this can seem complicated. To help, Elta Fans have developed a CPD training course that provides practical advice and a step by step guide to selecting the correct filters, enabling building owners and developers to meet the needs of their building’s occupants without compromising usability. Intelligent Ventilation With the growing demand for products that allow indoor work environments to be comfortable, healthy and productive, plus increased energy costs and strict regulations, there is a need for ventilation systems that fully utilise energy-efficient technologies. Elta Fans have developed a CPD seminar on Intelligent Ventilation, aiming to educate professionals on the different options available, the benefits and best practice. Car Park Ventilation Ventilation of covered car parks is essential for removing harmful vehicle exhaust fumes and providing assistance to firefighters by clearing smoke in the event of a fire. The most significant development to the car park industry has been the introduction of proven tunnel ventilation fan principles in the form of impulse fans. Our presentation is based on providing an understanding of these principles. Smoke Ventilation Why do we need Smoke fans or indeed Smoke Control within today’s buildings? The answer is simple – without it, the safety of occupants could not be guaranteed. The behaviour of fire and smoke is not predictable and so the fan products used need to be fully fit for purpose. It is this latter aspect that will be dealt with in greater detail within this presentation. ErP Legislation The Energy Related Products Directive affects all products that are related to energy use. This introduction of mandatory energy efficiency legislation is the biggest issue the fan industry has ever faced. The enormous explosion in global population density and resultant worldwide shortage in energy requires reductions in energy consumption throughout the entire life cycle of a fan. Our presentation is based on the affects the ErP Directive has had on fans.