The Leaders In Natural Industrial & Commercial Ventilation
What makes Airocle the leading natural ventilation supplier in Australia?
Our aim is to reduce building hot loads and enhance indoor air quality, and we achieve this through extensive research, expertise in ventilation engineering and a depth of knowledge around the science of air movement.
While Airocle is proud to be Australian-owned and operated, it collaborates with global thought leaders to ensure it provides the most innovative, eco-friendly ventilation solutions.
Today, we are the class-leading specialists in commercial ventilation and industrial ventilation, known for our quality, expertise and commitment to providing more sustainable end-to-end solutions.
Airocle has a range of specialised products for end-to-end commercial and industrial ventilation.
Louvre Doors
Fire & Smoke Vents
Ridge Vents
Acoustic Louvres
What our clients have to say about us
Airocle provides specialised service for your industrial and commercial ventilation needs.
Consultancy
Installation
Maintenance
360 CFD
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FAQs
In a nutshell, commercial ventilation refers to systems or methods used to maintain air quality and circulation in commercial buildings and industrial spaces.
Commercial and industrial ventilation is necessary for creating a comfortable, safe and healthy environment for all occupants. It’s definitely something worth investing in.
Ventilation is needed in a huge variety of commercial and industrial spaces, including:
- Retail stores
- Offices
- Conference rooms
- Restaurants
- Commercial kitchens
- Hotels
- Gyms
- Hospitals
And more.
There are many different types of commercial ventilation systems available, most commonly, there is:
- Natural ventilation: This is what Airocle specialise in. It relies on exterior temperatures and air pressure to bring changes to the indoor environment by opening windows, doors, and vents. It’s generally the most cost-efficient option.
- Mechanical ventilation: This uses powered equipment to move air and can be broken down into supply ventilation systems (using vents and ducts), exhaust ventilation (using fans) and balanced ventilation systems (introducing fresh air and removing stale air).