The Invisible Door The Energy Saving Choice Juheng Air Curtains

The Invisible Door The Energy Saving Choice Juheng Air Curtains

    With the deterioration of the earth's environment and the frequent occurrence of extreme weather events caused by global warming, people all over the world gradually begin to think about the environmental impact of the comfortable modern life they enjoy. Juheng Environmental System always seeks to meet the ever-increasing requirements of people for the improvement of indoor air environment (IAQ). As the awareness of energy saving and environmental protection gradually takes root in people's hearts, while the air curtain guarantees comfortable indoor air environment and saves energy consumption of indoor refrigeration equipments, more and more people begin to pay attention to the size of energy consumption of the product itself. As a key product in Panasonic's “IAQ Commodity” series, Juheng's air curtains are designed from the perspective of saving the user's daily operating costs by adhering to the concept of energy conservation and environmental protection.

    The word “curtain” literally reminds us of the meaning of a curtain, which acts as a barrier to keep out things that shouldn't be there, just like a curtain. So it is also known as wind curtain design, usually installed in factories, stores, restaurants, pharmacies, cold storage, hotels, hospitals, airports or station entrances and exits, through the special high-rotation motor driven cross-flow fan, axial fan or centrifugal fan operation to produce a strong airflow barrier, forming an invisible curtain, the indoor and outdoor air to isolate the indoor and outdoor air, effectively maintain the indoor and outdoor air environment, to prevent the convection of hot and cold air, to Achieve the purpose of reducing air conditioning energy consumption, dust, insects and harmful gas intrusion, fumes leakage, etc., to maintain clean indoor air. Provide a comfortable working, shopping, leisure environment. The word “wind screen” is an image of the role of the wind screen in the building.