Air Curtains: Why they are essential for modern buildings

Air Curtain systems prevent expensively heated indoor air from escaping in winter and cooled indoor air from escaping in summer. This minimizes the heating and cooling requirements of a building, which leads to a considerable reduction in energy costs. For example, the energy loss through a 2.5 x 2.5 m door that is open for approx. 2.5 hours a day amounts to approx. 40,000 kWh. Teddington Air Curtain systems reduce this loss by 70% to just 12,000 kWh. The saving of 28,000 kWh is roughly equivalent to the energy consumption of 2 detached houses (according to the Federal Statistical Office for a 2-person household).

Air Curtain systems are a must in stores, restaurants and public buildings where doors are frequently opened. They ensure a pleasant indoor climate and improve the well-being of customers and employees. They also reduce dust, insects and other contaminations that could enter the building through open doors.

Air Curtain systems are an important component of sustainable building technology. They make an important contribution to conserving resources and protecting the climate by reducing energy consumption. As a result, less fossil fuels are consumed, which leads to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, Air Curtain systems promote the use of renewable energies, as they can often be used in combination with modern, energy-efficient heating and cooling systems.