Radiant air conditioning

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**Points on Air Conditioning in the Dialysis Room** ■ Airflow to Patients - How much does the airflow from the air conditioning affect patients while they are in bed during cooling? → Changing the direction of the air conditioning may lead to complaints from patients in other beds, making it likely that staff will have a difficult time managing the situation during cooling. ■ Cold Air from Windows During Heating - Is there a risk that patients feel cold due to cold drafts flowing down from the window glass during heating? → Measures are needed to prevent cold drafts from occurring. ■ Humidity Management - How do you control humidity during cooling and heating? → If humidity is left to its own devices, it can become muggy in summer, causing staff to sweat, and in winter, the indoor environment can become dry, increasing the likelihood of static electricity and influenza infections. ■ Indoor Environment in Staff Areas - Is there a difference in heating and cooling between the dialysis area and the staff area? → If the temperature is set higher to accommodate patients, staff will feel hot throughout the year. Conversely, if the temperature is set lower for staff comfort, patients will feel cold all year round. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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