More than ten industries, hundreds of units installed, buildings from 4 to 30 metres tall. Below are real sites where decentralised OXA systems handle heating, ventilation, cooling, humidification and dehumidification of large spaces without a metre of ductwork.
Warehouses and logistics centres
Heating a warehouse of several thousand square metres is the classic OXA scenario: the units work above the racking, punch through the layer of hot air and hold a steady temperature down the aisles with no ductwork at all.
Engineering and production halls
Heating production space filled with overhead cranes and machine tools: ceiling-mounted OXA units stay clear of the crane runways and deliver heat straight into the operators’ working zone.
Automotive plants and workshops
Assembly lines, paint areas, diagnostic bays: even conditions with no draughts are a quality requirement, not a nicety. OXA covers everything from a service workshop to a full assembly line.
Basketball halls
Heating a high-ceilinged sports hall without noise or draughts: units with vortex distribution hold a comfortable court temperature at sound levels of up to 60 dB.
School and university sports halls
Multi-purpose halls in colleges and universities: heating in winter and cooling in summer from the same OXA-K equipment, with no separate plant room.
Sports complexes and arenas
From children’s activity centres to multi-purpose arenas: a decentralised scheme lets you bring the climate system online zone by zone as construction progresses.
Food production and bottling lines
Beverage production needs a stable temperature over the filling lines. Ceiling-mounted OXA units serve the packing areas without taking up any production floor.
Medical and pharmaceutical warehouses
Pharmaceutical storage means strict temperature bands. OXA units with precise VAV control, plus OXA-DK dehumidification, hold those parameters across high-bay warehouses.
Textile production
Textiles are sensitive to both temperature and humidity: the OXA-HD and OXA-HK series with nozzle humidification hold the process air conditions in weaving and garment workshops.
Depots, stations and infrastructure
The vast bays of a depot, with doors opening constantly, are the hardest climate case there is. OXA brings the temperature back quickly after a train has come in.
