A climate solution for each sector

Every environment has its own requirements regarding humidity and climate. BBHUM develops targeted solutions for the sectors listed below.

One technology, 9 critical environments

Our target groups

  1. Commercial buildings: a healthy, stable indoor climate for offices and public buildings—free from dry air, drafts, or damp spots.
  2. Data centers: constant humidity levels that prevent static discharge and corrosion, even under high or fluctuating cooling loads.
  3. Agriculture: self-determined growing conditions, with humidity and temperature precisely tailored to the crop, growth stage, and season.
  4. Healthcare: infection prevention and patient comfort, using systems that demonstrably meet applicable healthcare standards.
  5. Controlled storage: constant temperature and humidity to safeguard shelf life, quality, and food safety.
  6. Production environments: process conditions that protect materials, machinery, and finished products from humidity fluctuations.
  7. Theaters: audience comfort, protection of technical installations, and preservation of sets, instruments, and materials.
  8. Museums: stable humidity levels that protect art, collections, and historical materials from drying out, warping, or moisture damage.
  9. Consultants: reliable climate solutions that allow you to precisely optimize humidity and indoor climate within any design or project.

Recent news

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Air humidification is still often described in specifications with a single line: “humidification to 50% RH”. Any supplier can work with that, but it says nothing about actual performance, operating costs, or hygiene. The consequence: quotes that cannot be compared, and an installation that meets the requirements on paper but disappoints in practice.

Why the right humidity makes the difference between having or not having the KOMO quality mark

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Legionella and humidification: the most frequently asked question answered

As soon as the conversation with a potential customer turns to humidification, sooner or later he will ask: "But what about legionella?" We provide clarity in this article.