Nawiewy

Nawiewy, a Polish term, refers to air supply or ventilation outlets within a building's HVAC system. These components are designed to introduce fresh, conditioned air into a room or space. They are typically small grilles or diffusers, often located in ceilings, walls, or floors, and their primary function is to distribute conditioned air evenly. The design and placement of nawiewy are crucial for ensuring optimal air circulation, maintaining comfortable temperatures, and managing indoor air quality.

These outlets can vary in size, shape, and material, depending on the aesthetic and functional requirements of the space. Some nawiewy are adjustable, allowing users to control the direction and intensity of the airflow. Others are fixed, designed for a specific distribution pattern. The volume of air delivered through nawiewy is regulated by the central ventilation system, which can be controlled manually or automatically. Proper functioning of nawiewy is essential for preventing drafts, reducing the buildup of stale air, and ensuring a healthy indoor environment. They work in conjunction with wywiewy, which are the outlets for extracting air.