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Daikin Industries, Ltd. added new content entitled “Expert Ventilation Methods for Offices and Stores” on their company website that summarizes useful information in English on ventilation of offices and stores in Japan.

Because of the epidemic caused by the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19), ventilation has been gaining attention. In the “Ventilation Awareness Survey” conducted by Daikin, approximately 80% of the respondents said that their “Interest in ventilation had increased” due to the impact of COVID-19.

Information on ventilation

The state of emergency was lifted in Japan on May 25, and those who had been telecommuting and staying at home are expected to spend more time in offices and stores.

Consequently, Daikin, a company that provides solutions through air, provided information that can help solve problems and be useful in ventilating offices and stores. For this reason, the company created “Expert Ventilation Methods for Offices and Stores.”

Effective methods for ventilation

The content introduced by Daikin covers basic information and effective methods for ventilation in stores and offices and is divided into three areas:

(1) Small stores ⟨Freestanding buildings such as restaurants and shops facing the street⟩,

(2) Small- and medium-sized offices ⟨Offices in small- and medium-sized buildings with 10 floors or less⟩, and

(3) Offices and Stores in Large Buildings with Closed Windows. To make the information easier to understand, the website explains information in simple terminology and makes good use of illustrations.

Ventilation information

By providing correct information relating to ventilation, Daikin hopes that many people will be able to ventilate effectively.

Daikin, as a company that provides solutions with air, aims to bring comfortable air and confidence to customers around the world while pursuing the new possibilities of air and conveying its importance.

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