Optimization of sauna facilities save valuable energy due to steadily rising energy prices the costs of sauna are always further in the height and noticeable negative impact on your monthly electricity bill. A way out here is the reduction of energy consumption through a targeted reduction in the required amount, this step will benefit not only consumers, but also nature. The company fire and ice has already embarked on this logical path. This was targeted and successfully implemented in five years. Already in the initial phase of an optimization a saving is carried out by more than 30 percent, which can be even further increased over the years. At fire and ice research is constantly on new products, to significantly reduce the amount of energy with their development. Nowadays, sophisticated designs provide a guaranteed reduction of 40% to 60% of the energy consumption of a conventional sauna facility.
Efficiency through targeted analysis before of the modernization of a sauna facility is an exact analysis of the existing energy consumption makes sense. Only a reduction can be achieved by the existence of all important data. The company fire and ice uses Datenlocker for this purpose. Goal is to measure not only the normal energy consumption of someday sauna operation, but to determine also the total consumption of the whole building. Furthermore, fire and ice runs through such as blower-door tests or Thermographic. The detailed analysis of this energy analysis is the starting point for the optimization of the system. The subsequent modernization based on the extracted amount of data and of course also on wishes of the customer.
Pillars of an energy-optimized redesign of a sauna facility, are recovering heat, peak load management and control technology. Is the sauna is used commercially, this retrofit equipment has refinanced themselves already after two to four years. This consideration is of course dependent on the real day run time of each system. But with security can be said, that is the system at a constant Use quick counts.