The heating-cooling system with capillary mats has a particularly low construction height and can therefore be fully integrated into room boundary structures (floors, ceilings and walls). In the capillary system – capillary mats are permanently invisible, even when they are covered only with a thin layer of plaster. The invisibility of the system makes it safe for people in rooms, so in hospitals, schools and office buildings, capillary systems are the most economical and efficient.

Unlike capillary systems, which work with water heaters, conventional air conditioning systems use cooled air, which creates discomfort and illness.

In conventional systems, large amounts of air are introduced into rooms at temperatures well below comfort levels.

This not only reduces the comfort of people in rooms, but is very often associated with health risks. Apart from the related risk and associated noise, a very common problem is the poor hygiene of air conditioning systems (as a result of air filters not being changed on time, mold appearing in high humidity areas, dust deposited on blades and filters, bacteria spreading on the surface of filters, etc.).

These disadvantages can be eliminated by using capillary systems in all hospital, school and office buildings.