The snow separation performance of TUISKU snow and rain louvres was tested at an accredited Eurofins laboratory under simulated winter conditions. Different snow types, wind speeds and airflow conditions were used to assess performance in realistic operating environments.
In ventilation measurement and balancing, products need to work accurately and be easy to use. Adjustments should be straightforward, measurements reliable, and products suitable for different site conditions. Juho Hesso of LVI Oy Hesso Group has ten years of experience in measurement and balancing. He knows what professionals need from a product. What he particularly appreciates about the FLO plenum box is its practical, user-focused design. When a product works as it should and is easy to use, work on site runs more smoothly and efficiently.
Climecon has launched a new BricsCAD plugin that integrates the Tuisku.X and Huuva.X selection tools directly into the MagiCAD design environment. HVAC designers often work across multiple systems and transfer data between different software applications. With the new plugin, designers can complete product selection, data management, and modeling within a single environment, reducing manual work and improving design efficiency.
Climecon’s EPD and GWP data are now available in MagiCAD Cloud. This gives designers quick access to verified, product-specific environmental data directly within their design environment, making it easier to make informed product choices throughout the different stages of a building project.
Over the course of 17 years, Esa Huuskonen has built up strong and diverse experience from within the company. He has been involved in nearly every aspect of ventilation design and product development – from leading projects and software development to improving product energy efficiency and performance. Alongside these responsibilities, he has taken on an important role in managing product data within design programs and key systems, where the accuracy and up-to-date nature of technical information are essential.
Climecon has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, providing an overview of the company’s key achievements and development initiatives in environmental responsibility, social responsibility, and good governance. During the year, we made significant progress in our climate work.
Nozzle ducts have established themselves in ventilation design as a solution that combines efficiency, occupant comfort, and an appearance appreciated by architects. From an HVAC designer’s perspective, their key strength lies in their ability to simultaneously solve several air distribution challenges: handling large air volumes, draught-free ventilation, low noise levels, and space-efficient implementation.
Climecon’s climate work is built on measurable actions, verified data, and determined progress toward the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). We drive emission reductions systematically—grounded in facts, measuring impact, and continuously improving over the long term. The 2025 carbon footprint calculation shows that our work is delivering results, particularly where the impact is fastest and most significant.
In 2020, we promised that by 2025 all Climecon products would have an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). Now, the entire product portfolio has been EPD-calculated. This marks a significant milestone on our journey toward a more responsible and transparent construction market. EPDs provide a consistent, standardized, and accurate way to assess the environmental impacts of building products.
In a professional kitchen, nothing can be left half‑done – lighting must perform perfectly. We respond to this need by renewing the luminaires used in our professional kitchen products. The new OptiLumo2 Spot is designed for demanding kitchen environments where efficient lighting, top‑level hygiene, and smart control go hand in hand. OptiLumo2 will be included in all new deliveries, and it sets a new standard for professional kitchen lighting, both functionally and aesthetically.
Responsible material choices are an integral part of the development of our professional kitchen products. The stainless steel used in our equipment is produced within a system that supports the circular economy, making extensive use of recycled raw materials and energy‑efficient processes. As a result, the recycled content of the steel clearly exceeds 90%.
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We are delighted to share news of an appointment that strengthens Climecon’s expertise and accelerates our product development toward smarter and more innovative solutions. Ville Wallendahr takes the lead as the company’s Chief Technology Officer, and Dima Pukki transitions from Sales Manager to Product Manager for Professional Kitchen Solutions. Both appointments support our growth and reinforce our position as a responsible forerunner in the industry.
OptiDemand’s demand‑controlled DCKV solutions have been widely installed in professional kitchens across Finland, and the results have been excellent, also from the perspective of measured data. We have become the clear market leader in supplying DCKV systems in Finland. Demand‑controlled ventilation saves energy while ensuring the best possible air quality in the kitchen—without compromises.
Viivi Moisio is one of Finland’s most exciting sailors, and we’re absolutely thrilled to be part of her journey. Earlier this year, Viivi reached an amazing milestone: she built her own boat from scratch and completed it just in time for the Helsinki Boat Show, which wrapped up in mid‑February. The project has highlighted Viivi’s perseverance, skill, and courage — values we are proud to stand behind.
This time in our Climecon team spotlight, we’re heading to our factory in Kausala. Eero is originally from near Tampere, about 180 km north-west of the capital city Helsinki, and his studies eventually led him to Kausala. Trained as an engineer in wood technology, Eero made the transition from wood to steel when he joined Climecon as a test engineer. Today, he works as a product development engineer, with his role having expanded from testing to product development projects and product design—particularly in the area of air terminal devices.
According to Tero Lehtola, CEO of Lappialämpö, the indoor climate quality can be influenced surprisingly much even by the choice of diffusers. In 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, 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.
A favorite among customers, Veli-Matti knows snow and rain covers, roof hoods, and hoods like the back of his hand. Veli-Matti, or Velsu as he’s known to friends, has been working at Climecon since 1999. In addition to his sales role, he also helps manage products for snow and rain covers, and roof hoods together with the Product Manager. His enthusiasm for his work is as strong as it was at the start of his career, and as a thrill-seeker, Velsu is always ready for new adventures.
The costs of a construction project do not end when the building site is completed. The real expenses accumulate over the entire lifecycle of the building: from energy use, maintenance, and the lifespan of the systems. When new systems are put out to tender, the purchase price alone does not reveal the total cost of the investment. The Life Cycle Costs show which solution is truly sensible both economically and environmentally. When solutions are designed to be long-lasting and energy-efficient, the building consumes less energy, emissions decrease, and indoor air quality remains high year after year.
Unbalanced ventilation system is not energy efficient and often leads to indoor air problems. When the devices and the airflow rates are dimensioned correctly, just the right amount of air goes to the right place – not too little nor too much. In this way, the entire ventilation system works as planned. A properly adjusted ventilation system is energy efficient, air distribution is controlled, even and quiet.
Climecon participated in its first EcoVadis sustainability assessment last year and achieved a bronze medal. Now, just a year later, our company’s sustainability work has received significant recognition: Climecon has risen to the silver level. This year, Climecon’s score increased from 62 to 71 out of a possible 100 points.