Climecon – the responsible forerunner of human-centric ventilation
Good indoor air does not spring up on its own. At Climecon, we know how to create a good indoor climate and how to implement it in practice. We are a forerunner in our field creating responsible and human-centric solutions that take into account the well-being of people, buildings and the environment. Good indoor climate belongs to all of us.
Comprehensive ventilation solutions for various projects
Our selection tools make product selection easy

Help for ventilation designers
We provide tools to support high-quality and efficient design work.
HUMAN-CENTRIC VENTILATION
With extremely good attitude
Clean indoor air does not spring up on its own – it is created with an uncompromising attitude.
We want to lead the way in our field by creating pioneering ideas through a new kind of indoor air design, because development comes above all from the power of working together.
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Get to know: Esa Huuskonen, Director of Selection Programs
Over the course of 17 years, Esa Huuskonen has built up strong and diverse experience from within the company. He has been involved in nearly every aspect of ventilation design and product development – from leading projects and software development to improving product energy efficiency and performance. Alongside these responsibilities, he has taken on an important role in managing product data within design programs and key systems, where the accuracy and up-to-date nature of technical information are essential.
We have published our 2025 Sustainability Report
Climecon has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, providing an overview of the company’s key achievements and development initiatives in environmental responsibility, social responsibility, and good governance. During the year, we made significant progress in our climate work.
More performance without compromise – The advantages of nozzle ducts in HVAC design
Nozzle ducts have established themselves in ventilation design as a solution that combines efficiency, occupant comfort, and an appearance appreciated by architects. From an HVAC designer’s perspective, their key strength lies in their ability to simultaneously solve several air distribution challenges: handling large air volumes, draught-free ventilation, low noise levels, and space-efficient implementation.