ETT Solutions that address airflow and economic challenges incorporate various functions:
Maintaining air quality in the healthcare sector is essential for ensuring hygiene and comfort for both patients and staff.
To achieve this, ETT incorporates specific filtration and control systems that enable optimised conditioning of hygienic fresh air.
Energy efficiency is a central concern in contemporary environmental considerations. With this objective in mind, ETT is able to integrate various equipment and features such as plate heat exchangers and glycol water coils.
The latest regulatory developments, particularly F-GAS, strongly encourage the use of natural fluids.
For several years now, ETT has been integrating propane (R-290) as a refrigerant in various machine types of machines (air- and water-based).
Special attention must be paid to equipment control to the regulation of equipment to meet the expectations of healthcare facilities. This is why ETT develops all of its algorithms to offer personalised operation.
Additionally, the myETTvision monitoring tool allows operators to track their machines remotely and in real-time.
Dimensional constraints often lead to challenges in integrating new equipment when replacing existing systems.
ETT's strength lies in its ability to offer completely customised machines that fit in with their environment.
Dedicated solutions
Regulations
The healthcare sector is subject to numerous standards and regulations that must be considered in project design and technical decision-making.
Healthcare establishments are subject to strict requirements regarding Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), aimed at ensuring a healthy environment for the patients and medical staff. Monitoring IAQ is now a public health imperative, with specific legal requirements for establishments open to the public.
- ISO 14644: This is an international standard from which NF S 90-351 is derived, defining the different classes of air cleanliness in clean rooms. These classes determine the target values to be achieved in terms of particle size and concentration in the treated air.
- EN 1886: This European standard defines requirements and classifications of air handling units in terms of mechanical deformation, thermal performance, and airtightness. This governs the design and manufacturing methods for our equipment. ETT units tested are classified as D2/L1/F9/T2/Tb2.
