HVAC systems can determine buildings’ impact on the environment as they usually account for about 50% of energy consumption. Daikin’s main goal is to contribute to mitigating the impact that the Air Conditioning sector has on the environment by designing and producing technological solutions that can lead the way toward sustainability.

With more than 90 years of experience in air conditioning and climate control solutions, we know that a perfect climate requires more than just heating and cooling.

Advantages of Daikin Air Conditioning:

1. Energy-Saving Operation

2. Individual Control

3. Adaptable Design

4. Flexible Layout

Besides complying with all the prerequisites LEED and BREAM certifications might require and reducing Building Owners’ operative costs by saving on energy consumption, Daikin AHUs are designed to offer the possibility to be monitored operation-wise.

Through the different control options available, which, along with the cloud monitoring platform DoS (Daikin on Site), or third-party BMS, allow to monitor operations, and energy consumption and take actions to constantly meet sustainability goals.

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The environmental issue we are facing is primarily caused by human activity, starting from the way we build. The construction sector contributes to air pollution, climatic change, drinking water pollution, and landfill wastes.

Buildings’ impact on the environment goes beyond construction material. The water, energy, and resources used every day in those buildings do affect the environment making the building sector a major contributor to global warming – it is responsible for approximately 40% of energy consumption and 36% of the CO2 emissions in the EU.

Daikin Air Conditioning Products are designed to meet and exceed the requirements in all local legislations and all HVAC projects, both in terms of air exchange and air filtration, also showing a great focus on hygienic aspects.