Air Quality Investigations
Investigate current air quality with a Particle Counter. We then analyze the measurement results based on luchtmeetnet.nl, Eurovent 4/23, and the World Health Organization (WHO).
To ensure that your ventilation system runs optimally and sustainably, we always start by performing an air quality measurement on site. All measured values are analyzed using Eurovent 4/23 and the guidelines of the WHO (World Health Organization). This analysis is processed into a comprehensive report. If the results indicate room for improvement, we provide you with appropriate filter advice that meets various criteria. You can read more about selecting the right air filter here or use our selection tool.
Air filtration means that small particles are filtered from the air. The particles are captured in a filter medium, ranging from ultra fine to coarse filtration. Filtrating fine dust (PM) is very important, as the smallest fine dust particles penetrate deep into the respiratory system and can cause major damage in the body.
To protect your health as much as possible from the dangers of fine dust, we have included various air filters in our product range that comply with the highest class within ISO 16890.
On average, 70% of the energy consumption by air handling installations is attributable to the use of air filters. It is important to use filters that reduce this energy consumption. Because Interfilter Group takes its social responsibility very seriously, it supplies a complete series of air filters with the highest achievable energy label, namely A+. With these air filters, energy savings of 30 to 40% can be achieved. All office buildings must comply with energy label C or better from the 1st of January 2023, and from 2030, these buildings must even comply with energy label A. This law is being introduced to reduce CO₂ emissions in the Netherlands. Our air filters with energy label A+ contribute to making your building more sustainable.
Purchasing air filters with energy label A+ offers several benefits:
We also supply a selection of PM1 air filters. Each type of PM1 air filter has been tested and classified by Eurovent in accordance with the ISO 16890 guidelines and has been assigned a filter class designation. ISO 16890 assesses the filtering efficiency over a range of particles with an aerodynamic diameter between 0.3 and 10 microns. For comparison, a human hair has an average diameter of 50-70 microns. Ultrafine particles, or PM1 (< 1 micron), are the most harmful because they even reach the alveoli. Our air filters filter as much PM1 as possible from the air before the air enters buildings via mechanical ventilation systems.
For more information, visit a specific product category of the air filter or contact one of our employees. When you are looking for a different air filter or need advice, please feel free to contact us.
Using the selection table below, you can easily select the most suitable air filter for your situation. The table is based on advisory standard 4/23-2020 of Eurovent, which aligns with the European advisory standard EN 16798-3.
For additional information on the recommended air filters, simply click on the recommended filter type.