Demand Control Kitchen Ventilation (DCKV) Case Study: Original Sokos Hotel Vaakuna
Original Sokos Hotel Vaakuna is saving 43 MWh of energy annually in its restaurant with the FlowHero demand control kitchen ventilation (DCKV) system.
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Original Sokos Hotel Vaakuna is saving 43 MWh of energy annually in its restaurant with the FlowHero demand control kitchen ventilation (DCKV) system.
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Restaurants are major energy users in Finland and have a significant impact on the energy efficiency of the building stock as a whole. Restaurant ventilation and heating alone consume 1,750 GWh of energy per year.
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"It's interesting that although we've had extensive energy consulting projects in the property before, this gap has not been noticed at all,"
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Safera stove guard helps the elderly live more independently and safely in their own homes. Safera is both the easiest to use and the safest stove guard, developed over nearly twenty years in collaboration with the elderly and elderly care professionals.
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When the outdoor temperature drops to zero and below, heating your home is probably the biggest cost in your electricity bill.
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Homes are now being equipped with household appliances and devices with smart features that take comfort and safety to a new level.
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Fine particles are an invisible health hazard. Safera has developed cost-effective solutions for the reliable measurement of fine particles.
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In 2014, insurance company Ömsen started a project that has already managed to completely prevent stove fires in more than 4,000 homes.
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Finnish surface finishing specialist Mirka is working to develop new innovations in workplace air quality. Sanding produces a lot of workplace dust, which is a serious occupational hazard.
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Finnish company Safera Ltd has been the leading provider of intelligent sensor technology for home and professional kitchens since 2007.
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The world's smartest cooker hood based on Safera's technology – RørosHetta SENSE – is nominated for KBB Innovation Award in UK.
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Traditional single-wavelength IR sensors cannot distinguish the thermal radiation of different materials.
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