huoneistokohtaisesta

Huoneistokohtaisesta is a Finnish term that translates to "apartment-specific" or "unit-specific" in English. It refers to systems, services, or charges that are allocated or measured individually for each separate apartment or dwelling unit within a larger building, such as an apartment complex or a row house.

This concept is commonly applied in various contexts within residential buildings. For example, huoneistokohtaisesta heating means that each apartment has its own heating system, allowing residents to control their own temperature and pay for their heating usage based on consumption. Similarly, huoneistokohtaisesta water metering allows for individual measurement of water consumption per apartment, enabling fair billing based on actual use.

Other applications include huoneistokohtaisesta electricity metering, where each unit has its own electricity meter, and huoneistokohtaisesta ventilation systems, which provide fresh air independently to each apartment. The principle of huoneistokohtaisesta aims to promote fairness, efficiency, and individual control for residents by separating services and costs between dwelling units. This contrasts with systems where costs are shared equally among all residents or based on building-wide consumption.