Swegon extends its Parasol range

Swegon, air conditioning

Swegon’s Parasol comfort module range has been extended to include a ‘PlusFlow’ unit primarily for areas with high fresh-air requirements, such as meeting rooms and hospitals.

The benefits of Swegon’s Parasol comfort modules are already widely known, particularly when compared against fan coil units.

With no condensate system, no secondary duct system, no filters, no fan and indeed no moving parts, Swegon’s Parasol provides an outstanding indoor climate whilst reducing or eliminating noise, maintenance, and energy usage.

The recently launched Parasol ‘PlusFlow’ model now adds to the range a unit that can handle much higher primary fresh air volumes and provide additional cooling whilst still maintaining excellent comfort.

The ‘PlusFlow’, as with the rest of the Parasol range, is available as a modular ceiling tile replacement unit, and provides fresh air, heating, cooling and adjustable volume and direction through all four sides.

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