Indoor Pool Ventilation

Why Is Indoor Pool Ventilation In Melbourne Required?

Indoor pools water evaporates over time, and the resulting water vapour pervades the surrounding space. Because new energy-efficient structures are largely well insulated, this vapour cannot easily escape.

This confined vapour not only causes discomfort for your visitors, but it may also result in significant damage to your property. In such a humid atmosphere, corrosion, paint blisters, eroding support beams, and a variety of other problems might arise. That makes an indoor pool ventilation system necessary.

A ventilation machine pulls humid air from the indoor swimming pool area and vents it to the outside. This results in a somewhat depressurized atmosphere that is conducive to attracting fresh air. This unit is typically part of a larger system responsible for maintaining a stable environment in the facility. It achieves the required outcomes by utilising air conditioning, air make-up ducts and exhaust.