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As a leading global provider of innovative ventilation solutions, we strive to bring comfort and well-being to commercial spaces. Explore our wide range of products and let us help you breathe easier, together.

Our Sophomore series is the Systemair line of self-contained packaged classroom units, whether you are looking for an air-source heat pump or simply a packaged AC in the classroom the Sophomore series has you covered for heating, ventilation, cooling, energy recovery, and so much more.

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The Changeair Sophomore decentralized self-contained units are available with sound power data from an accredited AMCA reverberant laboratory, NC35 units with a compressor in the classroom are a reality!

Our Freshman IQ units are the only classroom unit that bears the AMCA label for sound, and adhere to the above three standards and guidelines which means you get the quietest unit ventilator for your classroom needs.

In our value chain, we pay great attention to being a responsible enterprise. For our employees, we strive to provide a sustainable workplace while always working towards more sustainable operations through the reduction of our carbon footprint.

Systemair organized a Capital Market Day in Skinnskatteberg on January 17. Investors and financial analysts were presented to Systemair products and solutions for growing applications in residential ventilation and automation/control.

The demands for greater storage capacity for data servers increases continuously and globally, and data center cooling (DCC) is a growing application for Systemair. Demands for energyefficiency and 24/7 constant uptime sets high standards that suits Systemair well.

There has been some atempts to make integration for this units but som conflicts arrise in this github pr. Whit the harse feedback from HA devs in regards to this attempts i doubt the original author will give it a try again. I hope some else can pick up the project.

I bumped into this topic when I tried to look into the possibility to connect IAM to Smartthings. The whole idea of even purchasing IAM is the possibility to hook it up to a movement/water sensor in bathroom so each time we take a shower ventilation goes automatically to Boost.

Just an extremely noob question, you are able to control your vent on both HA Android app and Windows 10 app or web server? And no problem to integrate another sensor in the loop, like movement detecttor as mentioned?

I do have some experience with both Modbus RTU/TCP but everything through S7/Tia Portal so basically you already get the user freindly blocks to connect. But really, in industrial/marine/offshore automation Profibus and more and more Ethernet are the way to go!

Panasonic Corporation has issued a press release entitled "Panasonic to Purchase All Shares of the Air-Conditioning Business of Systemair AB of Sweden" You can read the press release with the following PDF link.

Panasonic Corporation, the worldwide leader in the development of HVAC&R along with Systemair, the global specialist in ventilation and applied air conditioning technology, today announce a strategic partnership to develop integrated and sustainable solutions for the commercial and residential sectors.

Panasonic Corporation is a worldwide leader in the development of diverse electronics technologies and solutions for customers in the consumer electronics, housing, automotive, and B2B businesses. The company, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2018, has expanded globally and now operates 591 subsidiaries and 88 associated companies worldwide, recording consolidated net sales of Euro 61.4 billion for the year ended March 31, 2018. Committed to pursuing new value through innovation across divisional lines, the company uses its technologies to create a better life and a better world for its customers. To learn more about Panasonic:

Systemair is a leading ventilation company with operations in 50 countries in Europe, North- and South America, the Middle East, Asia and Africa. The Company had sales of SEK 7.3 billion in financial year 2017/18 and currently employs about 5,500 people. Systemair has reported an operating profit every year since 1974, when the Company was founded. During the past 10 years, the Company's growth rate has averaged about 9 percent. Systemair has well-established operations in growth markets. The Group's products are marketed under the Systemair, Frico, Fantech and Menerga brands. Systemair shares have been quoted on the Mid Cap List of the OMX Nordic Exchange in Stockholm since October 2007. The Group comprises about 70 companies.

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The fan can be configured to suit the individual operating point. Therefore, the pitch angle is adjusted in the factory. This provides a wide range of performance and high flexibility in the selection. A guide vane is available for higher pressure and efficiency.

The AXC axial fans have been performance tested in accordance with ISO 5801 and AMCA 210 standards on the Systemair or AMCA fan test rig. To select AMCA certified fans check the axial fan configurator.

The French and Italian factories were both acquired by Systemair from French air conditioning manufacturer Airwell, the Italian factory in Barlassina, near Milan, in 2012 and the French factory in Tillires in 2014.

Systemair, UAB was founded in 2005-03-30 and is currently located at Lin g. 101, LT-20174 Ukmerg. The main activity of the company is ventilation and conditioning services. Other activities carried out by the company include manufacturing. According to the latest data from Sodra, the number of employees in the company is 273. In 2023, the sales revenue of Systemair, UAB amounted to 52 480 024 Eur.

But instead of engaging with the union, local management appealed the decision from MoL, a common union busting tactic by Turkish employers. In direct connection with the appeal, local management used Covid-19 measures as an excuse to force union members to go on unpaid leave. Currently 21 union members are on unpaid leave.

Systemair claims 100 per cent of its strategic suppliers comply with its code of conduct. But when workers took peaceful actions around the plant, local management proceeded to fire two workers for supporting the demonstrations held by the terminated workers.

According to Birleik Metal-, the intimidation and union busting are continuing. Systemair HSK is still threatening organized workers with unpaid leave unless they renounce their union membership, while actively recruiting new staff.

The corporate website is one of the most important communication channels for listed companies. Yet, many corporate websites are outdated, making it difficult for companies to stay on top of updates to content, functions and features. Systemair, who's a leading global supplier of high-quality ventilation, heating, and cooling products and systems, reached out to us for support.

Systemair's old corporate website was difficult to navigate, and important content was hard to find. This resulted in a clunky user experience that negatively impacted visitor engagement. The old website design was also outdated and not aligned with Systemair's commercial website.

In collaboration with Systemair, we developed a new sitemap and navigation, optimised for a seamless user experience. With a more intuitive navigation and core content clearly surfaced, audiences can easily find the information they need.

For the design, we took the well-established look of the Systemair brand as our starting point and reenvisioned its expression. The new website is inspired by Systemair's commercial website, but has a different look and feel.

To ensure a fast time to market and meet Systemair's need for a scalable and secure website with an easy-to-use CMS, the new website was built on our Website as a Service (WaaS) platform. WaaS is straightforward to use, is optimised for search, has high security and is continuously developed to include new features.

Systemair now has a streamlined website that's easy to navigate and shows a new twist on an established brand. As the website is built on WaaS, it's highly flexible and can easily be adapted to meet any future needs.

Do you feel like your company's communication channels are constantly falling behind? We've got your back. From developing new websites and rebrands to supporting with content and tech, our services cover every part of your digital communication.

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For best ventilation and for fresher and cleaner indoor air, always use Systemair's original filters. Our air filters are quality tested by us and are perfectly adapted to our ventilation systems. Copies often have a poorer effect, less filtering and need to be changed more often.

Here at Systemair HOME, we help you both find the right filter and change the filter in the right way. You will receive instructions and advice and we are available to answer questions and concerns all the way, for your fresh air experience.

Input terminals for room thermostat RT and frost protection thermostat FS cut supply voltage to the fan when the circuit is broken. When the frost protection thermostat FS breaks the circuit, it is reset in the same way as when the TK is triggered. Terminals are linked before delivery. The indicator lamp on the front shows that the transformer is in operation.

The transformer has 230V terminals for operating dampers, electric heater batteries or other external equipment. These terminals have no current when the transformer knob is in position 0, or when the TK or RT input is open. Supply voltage: 400V 50/60Hz. 17dc91bb1f