Indoor Pool Ventilation

Why Is Indoor Pool Ventilation Necessary in Adelaide?

The water in indoor pools starts to evaporate over a period, and the consequent water vapour permeates the surroundings. This vapour cannot escape easily because modern structures are well insulated to improve their energy-efficiency.

This confined water vapour makes your visitors uncomfortable, and can cause considerable property damage. Oxidation, paint blisters, weakening support beams, and a wide range of other issues may occur in such a humid environment. It’s why you need an indoor pool ventilation system.

A ventilation machine extracts humid air from the indoor pool area, venting to the outdoors. This creates a slightly depressurized climate that is suitable to attract fresh air. This unit is part of a bigger system in charge of keeping the facility's environment stable. It helps to achieve results with climate control, air make-up ducts, as well as exhaust systems.