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Schüco VentoLife / Ventilation system

Schüco VentoLife
Schüco VentoLife

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Schüco VentoLife
Schüco VentoLife
Schüco VentoLife
Schüco VentoLife

Discipline: Product

Automatic air purification and oxygen supply integrated into a window is the perfect solution for a healthy indoor climate. Schüco VentoLife allows life-sustaining oxygen to pass through freely, while efficiently filtering out particulate matter that is harmful to health. In recirculating air mode, the air in the room is cleaned so effectively that no further air purification devices are necessary. Outside air is added as required by means of a sensor-controlled flap in order to achieve optimum air quality in the building at all times.

  • TARGET GROUPS Consumer / User
  • TARGET REGIONS Africa, Asia, Australia/Oceania, Europe, North America, South America
  • DEVELOPMENT TIME up to 12 months
  • DATE OF LAUNCH 2016
A frame-integrated automatic vent and filter system is the truly spectacular feature in these windows, allowing particles to be removed from the air. The effective interface ensures harmonious ease of operation. The high-quality craftsmanship and choice of materials can be seen and felt. This superb system can be easily integrated into older Schüco facade systems, making modernizing a breeze.
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Schüco International KG

Schüco International KG
Bielefeld, Germany

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Schüco International KG
Bielefeld, Germany

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