University of Television and Film (HFF), Munich - Germany

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Humidity control for universities

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Condair DL

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Hybrid

Condair humidifies Munich’s University of Film and TV

In the heart of Munich’s Kunstareal, the University of Television and Film (HFF München) occupies a serene, precisely proportioned glass-and-concrete building that respectfully mirrors the neighbouring Alte Pinakothek. Condair is proud to support this creative environment with advanced Condair DL hybrid humidification solutions that guarantee hygienic, stable indoor humidity for students, faculty and valuable technical equipment.

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The University of Television and Film Munich (HFF)

Opposite Munich’s Alte Pinakothek, the 2011 HFF film school by Peter Böhm harmoniously mirrors the historic neighbour with exposed concrete, steel and glass. The building also houses the State Museum of Egyptian Art below, while studios, sound stages, editing suites and atria occupy the upper floors.

To protect sensitive film equipment, projectors and props from dry air damage, especially in winter, Condair DL hybrid humidifiers deliver precise, hygienic humidity control throughout the university areas.

Condair DL

The Condair DL is the next generation of the Condair Dual2, the world's most successful system for adiabatic humidification. Its hygienic credentials have proven successful in practice and were verified and certified by independent organisations with public responsibility.

Hybrid humidification relies exclusively on the advantages of atomisation and evaporation. This results in the sustainable resolution of key problems which can emerge when these technologies are used in isolation. The humidification system is therefore the first choice in terms of hygiene, energy-efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

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Projects and references

Fogra Forschungsinstitut für Medientechnologien e.V., Aschheim (Germany)

In-room humidification ensures controlled humidity in the printing room. This guarantees a standard climate for the reliable testing of identity cards and banknotes.

Fogra Research Institute Aschheim, Germany

Das Fraunhofer-Institut für Arbeitswirtschaft und Organisation IAO, Stuttgart (Germany)

In a 2-year study, the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO investigated the significance and effect of humidity in the office. The results show that humidity has a positive effect on the assessment of the workplace and can also have an effect on the health and performance of office workers.

Fraunhofer IAO, Stuttgart - Germany

Robert Koch-Institut, Berlin (Germany)

With the retrofitting of in-room humidification systems, the Robert Koch-Institute protects laboratory staff from health risks and increases their well-being.

Robert Koch-Institut, Berlin, Germany