Public buildings and offices
Add humidity for increased wellbeing
Indoor environments in public buildings and offices often suffer from low humidity due to air-conditioners and heaters. As a global leader in humidification, Munters has solutions to provide the proper humidity levels, ensuring a healthy, productive and sustainable indoor climate for the people who work in or visit your buildings.
Prolonged exposure to dry air affects the health of visitors and staff, increasing absenteeism and lowering productivity. Using our revolutionary control platform Munters AirC and Connected Climate® cloud-based application, you can monitor and manage your connectivity-enabled air treatment equipment from your computer or smart device.
Applications for public buildings and offices
Want to learn more about humidity control?
Discover how regulating humidity in indoor environments can promote health, preserve materials, and ensure equipment functions properly. Read the Munters white paper to get the full story.
Eliminate viruses with humidification
Airborne viruses can be dangerous. But did you know that viruses can spread more easily when the air is too dry? Maintaining optimum humidity levels will reduce airborne transmission and keep people coming into the office every day with a smile on their faces.
Get the optimal indoor climate
Munters humidification and dehumidification devices create indoor environments that are healthy, productive and sustainable. And thanks to our revolutionary control platform Munters AirC and Connected Climate® cloud-based application, you can control and manage your air treatment devices remotely from your computer or smart device.
Contact Munters to inquire about our range of products designed to deal with the demands in public buildings and offices.
Advantages:
- More comfortable work environment
- Healthier indoor climate
- Boosts productivity
- Reduces airborne transmission of viruses
Products - Public buildings and offices
”Munters system is both cost effective and good for the environment.”
Ferdinand Berglund, Manager
IKEA properties