A temperature difference of up to ten degrees was previously not uncommon in Joakim Karlsson's 1.5-story villa in Grängesberg. Joakim has lived in the villa, built in 1975, since the summer of 2018. Direct electric heating provides warmth, and in the basement, where there's a recreation room and laundry room, there was an old stove used solely for ambiance. When Joakim moved in, he replaced it with a new soapstone stove, hoping for better heating throughout the house. Unfortunately, the heat got stuck in the basement, and the temperature could be up to 29 degrees when Joakim lit a fire. At the same time, the temperature was around 18-19 degrees on the upper floor, where the kitchen, living room, and bedroom are located. Joakim therefore decided to try and find a solution to the heat distribution problem.
“I wanted to get better heat distribution in the house.”
It was a colleague who told Joakim about Airmove's products and how they could help him with heat distribution in the house. He called Airmove's online advisory service, where an installer guided him through a virtual tour of the house over the phone, providing advice on both products and placement. Joakim was recommended an Airmove 2.0, which creates air circulation between the floors of the house and minimizes temperature differences between them.
During the consultation, Joakim also learned that Airmove could assist with the installation or that he could do it himself with the help of an instructional video online. Joakim found it looked easy and carried out the installation himself, without any problems. He was very satisfied with the consultation, which he found to be professional.
“The advice was superb!”
Today, Joakim has an even temperature in the house, with approximately 24 degrees in the basement and around 22 degrees on the upper floor. He finds Airmove to be a good product with good capacity. He also appreciates that the fan can be set to three different speeds depending on the desired temperature, as it offers greater flexibility.
