The Seven-Air lighthouse, which focussed on the unique quality features of Seven-Air monoblocs, received special attention. Although the demand for CO2 as a refrigerant in the air conditioning industry is currently manageable, Seven-Air has already developed concrete solutions that are prepared for a possible tightening of the ChemRRV.

Seven-Air has stood for the highest quality in air conditioning construction for 53 years. The advantages presented in the lighthouse are not only visible, but also tangible:

• Energy efficiency: Low energy losses and greatly reduced condensation thanks to a thermally separated housing.

• Modularity: The housing design with metric screws allows the monobloc to be dismantled and reassembled at any time.

• Durability: panelling and housing components are only powder-coated after machining, which guarantees maximum corrosion protection and a long service life.

• Individuality: Thanks to our own powder coating facility, the Monobloc is available in all RAL and NCS colours on request.

• Environmental friendliness: The life cycle assessment of Monobloc panels with Seven-Pir® shows an impressive 45% reduction in environmental impact.
  
  

  The sustainability and circular economy practised by Seven-Air were demonstrated by a current refurbishment project at Swissbau. Several 7Air monoblocs from 1983 were converted to emphasise their longevity.
  
  Seven-Air would like to thank all visitors for their interest and the stimulating discussions and looks forward to continuing to inspire with high-quality and innovative products and services.