Külmpaneelid
Külmpaneelid, also known as cold panels, are a passive cooling technology used to regulate the temperature of indoor spaces. They function by absorbing heat from the environment, typically through convection and radiation, and then dissipating this heat elsewhere. Unlike active cooling systems that use refrigerants and compressors, külmpaneelid rely on the thermal properties of materials and the natural movement of air.
These panels are often integrated into building structures, such as ceilings or walls, and can be filled
The primary advantage of külmpaneelid is their energy efficiency and low operational cost. They consume significantly