Quiet guest rooms
Sound-insulated fan coils for rooms where silence matters.
Hotels & leisure
Fan coils for guest rooms, heat recovery for public areas, kitchen exhaust filtration and pool dehumidification.
01Requirements
What matters
in this environment.
Hotels combine some of the most demanding environments in one building: guest rooms that must stay silent, busy public spaces, restaurant kitchens and often a pool. Technogen covers each of them from one portfolio.
Fresh air, efficiently
Heat-recovery ventilation for lobbies, restaurants and public areas.
Kitchen exhaust
Grease, smoke and odour filtration for restaurant kitchens.
Pools & spas
Dedicated pool dehumidification with heat recovery on every unit.
02Recommended systems
The units
we recommend.
01 / Fan Coil Units
Zenair
Five fan coil formats, from 33 dB(A) at 1 m. Wall-mounted and concealed-ceiling types suit guest rooms.
02 / Heat Recovery Units
Superair
For hotel lobbies and restaurants: heat-recovery ventilation from 800 to 6,000 m³/h.
03 / Kitchen Ventilation Systems
Tecology
Diffuser, ESP and activated-carbon stages for restaurant kitchen exhaust.
04 / Pool Air Handling Units
Techno-Pool
For hotel pools and spas. See the indoor pools & spas guide for sizing.
03Selection guide
Where each
system fits.
- Guest rooms
- ZenairWall-mounted or concealed ceiling
- Lobbies, restaurants & public areas
- SuperairHeat-recovery ventilation
- Hotel kitchens
- TecologyMulti-stage exhaust filtration
- Pool halls & spas
- Techno-PoolDehumidification with heat recovery
04FAQ
Common questions,
answered.
Which Technogen units suit guest rooms?
Zenair fan coils, from 33 dB(A) at 1 m at high speed. Wall-mounted and concealed-ceiling types are common choices for guest rooms, in 2-pipe or 4-pipe versions.
Do you have a solution for hotel pools?
Yes, Techno-Pool dehumidification units, designed for hotel pools and spa centres. See the Indoor pools & spas guide.
How is restaurant kitchen exhaust handled?
Tecology filters kitchen exhaust in three stages before it is discharged: a diffuser section, electrostatic precipitators and activated-carbon filters.
Tell us about
the building.
Send the drawings and the airflow you need, and an engineer will recommend the right Technogen units.