The iF DESIGN AWARD is a globally renowned design label that is awarded once a year. This year, 98 independent and international jurors awarded the coveted prize from among around 10,000 submissions from 52 different countries.
More than 4100 readers voted for their favourites from a wide range of categories in the Haustec.de Awards 2021. Helios was nominated in the "Ventilation" category with its KWL Yoga decentralised ventilation unit. Now it's clear: our ventilation units were awarded first place!
This year you will experience home ventilation with heat recovery in a new way at Helios. You can expect not only a new family of units with optimal volume flow rate and maximum energy efficiency, but also our brand new easyControls 3.0 unit control system.
From fresh, healthy air in the home, to protection against viral infections in the classroom, to more safety in the case of fire in residential and commercial buildings: Helios has suitable, perfectly coordinated system solutions in its portfolio in almost all application areas of ventilation technology.
This year the leading trade fair for water, heat and air conditioning will take place digitally due to covid-19. We will also be present with our virtual stand from March 22nd to 26th and are pleased to welcome you here. There you can as well find some previews of this year's highlights:
Experience from recent months has shown that distance and disinfection measures do not protect against the transmission of infections by aerosols. This is where AirPal air purifiers from Helios are a reliable way to efficiently remove aerosols, which are identified as carriers of Covid-19 viruses from indoor air. AirPal units are ready for immediate use, require no installation or adjustment, and are therefore the ideal immediate measure to ensure indoor safety quickly and with little effort.
In these times of the Coronavirus pandemic, fresh, healthy air is crucial for staying safe in enclosed spaces. As the CO2 concentration increases, so does the number of aerosols in the room air and thus the risk of viral infection – it is high time to ventilate! Our CO2-monitors constantly measure the quality of the room air and signal as soon as it changes.
Already at the beginning of the Corona pandemic, far-reaching measures were taken to contain the risk of infection via so-called droplet infections. A few months later, experts agree - this is not enough! Tiny suspended particles of solid and liquid substances, so-called aerosols, can also be carriers of the dangerous viruses. However, unlike the cumbersome droplets, they move much longer in the air and can circulate quickly and unrestrictedly in closed rooms.
Helios now offers short and practical video tutorials for the successful Helios AIR1 compact ventilation unit range. Whether during the initial commissioning of the units, the subsequent installation of extensions or during maintenance work...
The German Federal Environment Agency (UBA) confirms: correct ventilation can significantly reduce the risk of infection with SARS-CoV-2. But what does "correct" mean? In a statement on the risk of transmission of SARS-CoV-2 indoors, the Indoor Air Hygiene Commission (IRK) recommends "the highest possible supply of fresh air".