Microventilation

Micro-ventilation of the window, is a function that allows air to circulate through six ventilation holes, evenly distributed in the upper part of the window sash, which allows the room to be ventilated effectively even when the window is tilted minimally, while providing protection against excessive heat outflow.

Description of how to open a window with microventilation

Activation of micro-ventilation: Activation of micro-ventilation involves turning the handle 180 degrees upward from its original position, which is a closed window. Setting the handle vertically up signals the activation of the microventilation function.
Window tilting: Moving the handle 90 degrees upward will tilt the window sash. This allows you to control the amount of air that enters the room, providing gentle ventilation without having to open the window all the way.
Standard window opening: If you want to open the window in the standard way, first point the handle upward, move it 180 degrees from its initial position, and then point it 90 degrees downward. This will allow you to open the window completely, increasing the airflow in the room, which is especially useful if you need to ventilate quickly.

Advantages of using micro-ventilation

Safe ventilation while you're away and asleep: micro-ventilation allows you to ventilate a room even when no one is home or while you're sleeping, providing a continuous supply of fresh air without leaving the window fully open. This is important from a security perspective, as it ensures air circulation without the risk of intruders.
Healthy indoor climate: Micro-ventilation promotes the maintenance of a healthy indoor climate through continuous air exchange, which helps remove excess moisture, odors and harmful substances, resulting in improved occupant comfort and health.
Energy-saving air exchange: thanks to even air circulation with minimal window opening, micro-ventilation allows efficient ventilation of the room with minimal heat loss, which contributes to energy savings and reduced heating costs.
Protects against insects: Micro-venting, by properly securing the vents, prevents insects from invading the room, which is important for hygiene and comfort.
Protects against precipitation: Micro-ventilation allows the room to be ventilated even during rainfall, which is beneficial for maintaining a healthy indoor climate without the risk of flooding or humidity.
No bothersome drafts: Thanks to the even distribution of vents in the upper part of the window, micro-ventilation allows air to circulate without troublesome drafts, which is important for the comfort of room users.