Top-quality indoor climate through smart choices – insights from Engineering Company Lappialämpö

According to Tero Lehtola, CEO of company Lappialämpö, the quality of the indoor climate can be influenced surprisingly much just by the choice of diffusers. At Lappialämpö’s projects, the combination of HRV units, duct coils, and our RINO and LINE diffusers forms an effective system that ensures an even, draft-free indoor climate—just as it should be in comfortable and functional spaces. Lappialämpö Oy is a reliable full-service building services engineering company in the Lapland region, with a particular strength in high-quality, comprehensive HVAC design.

According to Lappialämpö’s experience, with properly selected ventilation solutions, it is possible to utilize the natural coolness outdoors and maintain a pleasant indoor climate without the need for separate cooling systems—draft-free and without noise issues.

Tero pointed out that traditional cone diffusers can easily cause drafts when the supply air is cooler than the room air. RINO and LINE diffusers solve this challenge: their optimized airflow distributes the incoming air into the room efficiently and evenly, without drafts or noise disturbances. This maintains a comfortable indoor climate and makes the spaces pleasant to use, even without a cooling system.

In summer, indoor climate control is enhanced with a duct coil that utilizes the coolness of the ground. This natural “ground cooling” has proven to be a very effective solution: for example, during last summer’s heatwaves, when the outdoor temperature rose to 30°C, the indoor air was kept at around 21°C with supply air at 15°C.

Tero also reminded of a common misconception: the cool, localized airflow from a convector may feel more powerful, but it does not distribute evenly into all spaces, such as bedrooms. A duct coil, on the other hand, distributes cool air to every room through the diffusers, making the overall solution considerably more pleasant and efficient. When sizing a ground-cooling coil, Lappialämpö almost always uses the Vallox MLV250 coil or a larger one to ensure that the cooling is evenly distributed throughout the entire home.

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