“We have proved that FläktEdge works really, really well. The client is very happy with what we have achieved together”.
Trafikverket
Following a regional office renovation and move to open-plan working, the Swedish Transport Administration faced ventilation noise and indoor climate issues. FläktGroup helped improve comfort, indoor conditions and building performance.
The Challenge: Creating Comfort in a Modern Workplace
When Trafikverket renovated its 14,000 m² regional office in Luleå, Sweden, the organisation transitioned from traditional cellular offices to a modern open-plan, activity-based workplace designed to support collaboration and flexibility. However, following the refurbishment, employees experienced several indoor environmental challenges that affected comfort and satisfaction.
The most significant issues were excessive ventilation-related noise and temperature inconsistencies throughout the building. With approximately 400 employees using the space, creating a comfortable and productive indoor environment became a priority. Trafikverket also lacked detailed visibility into how the ventilation system and wider building environment were performing, making it difficult to identify the root causes of problems and optimise operations effectively.
The Solution: Intelligent Ventilation Optimisation with FläktEdge
To address ventilation noise and indoor climate issues at its renovated regional office, Trafikverket selected FläktGroup's FläktEdge platform. FläktEdge provides detailed monitoring, analysis and control of every component within the ventilation system, enabling precise optimisation of indoor climate conditions.
Using the insights provided by the platform, Trafikverket was able to improve occupant comfort while enhancing overall building performance. The solution also supported greater energy efficiency and contributed to a quieter, more comfortable workplace with higher tenant satisfaction.
A key advantage of FläktEdge was its simplified configuration process, which required only a fraction of the time typically associated with a traditional building management system (BMS), enabling faster implementation and delivery of results.
