Jaga Oxygen

THE BREATHING RADIATOR

Intelligent and healthy ventilation Jaga Oxygen is not a traditional ventilation system, but an intelligent and energy effi cient fresh air system. Oxygen Hybrid Solutions are ready-touse devices (Plug and Play) for ventilation and for heating and cooling. The Oxygen Air Refresh units can be installed separately or integrated into existing Low-H2O radiators. Both the Hybrid Solutions and the Air Refresh Units can be operated via the integrated control unit or via the intelligent central control Green Wire system, developed by Jaga in collaboration with GE.

SAVE ENERGY THROUGH DEMAND CONTROLLED VENTILATION IN EACH ROOM

The Jaga Oxygen system ensures perfectly-controlled ventilation. Integrated or zone-specific CO2 sensors and/or humidity meters continuously measure the composition of your indoor air. The smart system determines how much air is drawn in or extracted, and when. Instead of using a standard setting for the whole building, it operates flexibly, according to the requirement of each room.

VENTILATION, HEATING AND COOLING IN ONE RADIATOR

Jaga Hybrid Solutions comprises a range of ready-to-use climate radiators for ventilation and heating. The energy-efficient Low-H2O heating technology and Air Refresh units are an ideal combination, providing fresh air and a pleasant temperature without draughts all through the year. The radiator can also be supplemented with a cooling system.

BOOST FOR HIGH-SPEED VENTILATION

Jaga Oxygen operates fully automatically and actively anticipates indoor air quality. The system accurately analyses the air quality in the room and the built-in fan quietly draws in the precise amount of air required to correct the air quality. With the boost function extra fresh air can be drawn in when required.

FREE NIGHT COOLING

During the warm summer months, the boost function can also be used to draw in cool air at night. This free night cooling does not have the power of an air conditioner, but refreshes the air in the room in a pleasant manner. The thermal mass of the building absorbs this cool air and acts as a fridge as the temperature begins to rise, and with no active air conditioning, energy cost is much lower.