To achieve a healthy and comfortable indoor climate in a home, ventilation is necessary which should of course be as efficient as possible. A distinction is made between mechanical ventilation and ventilation via heat recovery (WTW), also known as balanced ventilation. The discharged air is in balance with the supplied air and the discharged air heats up the added air.
In addition, there is also the so-called demand-driven ventilation. This ventilation system can be expanded with various sensors and zoning valves. The sensors and zone valves ensure even smarter and more targeted ventilation of the home.
Reobijn is strongly represented in this sector and supplies housings as well as the various control components. Visible parts, gears, zoning valves, seals (2-component injection molding technique) are just a few parts that are produced in Haaksbergen. Recycled post-Consumer Regenerate (PCR) is used for various components to further reduce the CO2 footprint.
Reobijn was recently commissioned to reduce both the number of components of a ventilation unit and the installation costs for the installer. By making smart use of the injection molding technique and integrating functions (for example, no screws, but click functions instead), this has been very successful and the Total cost of Ownership has been significantly reduced.
