Heating/ Air conditioning/ Ventilation

In heating, air conditioning and ventilation technology, sensors play a crucial role in monitoring and controlling various parameters. The use of sensors can improve energy efficiency and comfort in buildings, and an important area of application for sensors is temperature measurement. Room thermostats use temperature sensors to measure the room temperature and regulate the heating accordingly. This ensures a constant and pleasant room temperature, and humidity sensors are also used to measure the humidity in rooms. This is particularly important to prevent mold growth and create a healthy indoor climate. The humidity values can also be used to control ventilation systems in order to achieve optimum humidity levels, and sensors for recording CO2 concentrations are also very important. High CO2 levels can indicate inadequate ventilation, which can lead to poor air quality. By using CO2 sensors, ventilation can be automatically controlled to maintain good indoor air quality.Other applications include detecting movement with motion sensors, detecting window openings with window sensors and measuring air flows with flow sensors.Thanks to advanced sensor technology, heating, air conditioning and ventilation systems can now be operated more efficiently and comfortably. Sensors enable precise control and monitoring of the various parameters to ensure an optimum indoor climate and reduce energy costs.