Modern automation lets you control ventilation units, air conditioners, and VRV/VRF systems from a single point — manually, fully autonomously, or in a mixed mode, e.g. remote control for a set period followed by local operation from the ventilation chamber. The equipment automatically adapts its operation to the season, room occupancy, and weather conditions, resulting in fewer breakdowns and lower energy consumption.
We design, install, and commission these systems in Warsaw and throughout Poland — for offices, industrial facilities, hotels, restaurants, shopping centers, and large-scale VRV/VRF installations, where central control lets you manage dozens of indoor units from a single panel.
Who needs ventilation and air conditioning automation
- Offices and commercial buildings — work schedules, CO2 and temperature control in meeting rooms and open-plan spaces.
- Industrial facilities and warehouses — monitoring filter contamination, pressure, and temperature across large volumes.
- Restaurants and food service venues — stable ventilation despite variable occupancy and kitchen operation.
- Hotels, shopping centers, and high-rises — zone control of multiple units at once.
- VRV/VRF installations — central management of dozens of units from a single panel.
Full control over the system
- During autonomous operation, the system controls the supply and exhaust unit’s electric motors and air damper actuators, protecting heaters from freezing and, if needed, pre-heating them.
- Air temperature is measured by sensors in the ventilation duct — the automation keeps it within the set range by controlling the valve in the heating circuit; the system starts automatically once the fan is switched on.
- In the event of a failure or minor fault, the system automatically triggers an alarm.
- If there is a problem with the fan, the system shuts down and restarts only after power is restored and the fault is cleared.
- A fire alarm automatically shuts down ventilation via the automatic control relays.
- If the concentration of toxic substances rises, the system activates supply/exhaust ventilation and sends a signal to security or the control room.
- We also support air curtains at industrial doors — when the door opens, the fan and heating supply activate, and the curtain switches off automatically 30–40 seconds after the door closes.
What our service includes
- Selecting automation suited to the size and type of the facility.
- Installing pressure and temperature sensors, hydrostats, and thermostats.
- Installing and wiring air handling units, controllers, and damper actuators.
- Integrating and programming Siemens (Desigo), Schneider Electric, and Carel controllers, communicating via KNX, Modbus, or BACnet protocols.
- System visualization and remote monitoring/control of parameters.
- Commissioning, functional testing, and customer staff training.
How the process works
- Contact and an initial discussion about the facility and expectations.
- An on-site engineer visit and technical design.
- Selecting, ordering, and delivering equipment.
- Installing sensors, controllers, and unit wiring.
- Commissioning, testing, and alarm configuration.
- Customer training and service recommendations.
Why Kliwenta
- Years of experience designing, installing, and servicing air conditioning and ventilation equipment.
- We operate in Warsaw and throughout Poland.
- We tailor the solution to the specific facility rather than offering an off-the-shelf package.
- Service support after the system is commissioned.
FAQ
What’s the difference between ventilation automation and air conditioning automation?
These are two related parts of one HVAC system — ventilation automation handles air supply, exhaust, and air quality, while air conditioning automation maintains the set temperature. In most facilities, we design them as a single, integrated control system.
Can automation be installed in a facility that’s already operating?
Yes. We implement automation in new installations and also upgrade existing control systems, tailoring the solution to the available infrastructure.
Which controllers and protocols do you use?
We work with Siemens (Desigo), Schneider Electric, and Carel controllers, communicating via standard protocols (KNX, Modbus, BACnet), which makes future expansion and integration with other building systems easier.
How long does installing ventilation automation take?
Timing depends on the scale of the facility and the number of integrated devices — a typical office project takes a few business days, while larger industrial facilities require longer phased work.
Do you offer service after the system is commissioned?
Yes, we provide service support and technical assistance after the implementation is complete.
