CPD covers ventilation in education

01 December, 2013

Indoor air quality, IAQ, Xpelair, ventilation, school

Guidance on ventilation in education is provided by Xpelair Ventilation Solutions’ CPD training programme. It is designed to help specifiers and installers better understand the changing ventilation requirements and legislation in the education sector.

The scope for this CPD provides an overview of the key market drivers, including BB101 and the Building Regulations, along with how systems are changing to adapt to the challenging needs of the school environment.

The CPD also explores how energy-efficient and low-carbon technologies such as mixed-mode ventilation and MVHR solutions are redefining the market. Demand-controlled ventilation is also covered.

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