Window and Sliding Door Automation | Milan

Smart Sensors

The sensors we are talking about are able to detect particular qualities in the air and trigger opening or closing systems. These include:

• Schüco TipTronic SimplySmart, an unobtrusive mechatronic device that enables automated movement of windows and doors in a quiet way. Special sensors regulate the opening and closing of the door according to, for example, the healthiness of the air or the desired indoor temperature. This ensures that the rooms are always adequately ventilated, but also cooled at night at no cost. In addition to manual control via the buttons on the handle, motorised frames can be integrated with voice-controlled home automation management systems;
• Alpac Monoblocks with VMC (Controlled Mechanical Ventilation) technology revolutionize the hole-window concept by ensuring a constant change of air without losing insulating qualities. A minimal space requirement with display or remote control management that optimises and maintains constant heat recovery. Each monoblock can be equipped with hygrometric sensors to measure the degree of humidity in the air and special CO2 and VOC sensors that act as sentinels for the presence of carbon dioxide and volatile pollutants, intelligently and automatically regulating operation and guaranteeing well-being.

Minimal Profile Windows

The evolution of materials in recent years has led to a progressive reduction in frame size. This innovation of ever smaller profiles has necessitated a consequent update of the concealed mechanism.

One example is the Schüco E-Slide System for Panoramic Windows, an electronic system for opening large automated sliding doors. The entire system of equipment, safety sensors and control devices is totally invisible, despite the low profile of the aluminium window. An ideal solution for elderly people who may have difficulty opening heavy sliding doors.

For even more minimalist aesthetics, Schüco has also made these Panoramic Slides "invisible", with no floor, top or side clearance. While maintaining the insulating qualities, the brightness and transparency of the rooms is increased, thanks to the innovation of an entire frame completely hidden behind the jambs and embedded in the floor, so as to guarantee a total view to the outside and a refined design.

Interior Glass Curtains

A shading system integrated in the glazing of the window frame, an effective and elegant alternative solution to traditional sunscreens. ScreenLine shading systems are inserted into the double glazing, in a completely sealed environment, without altering the insulating properties of the glass and can be operated mechanically.

This means that the curtain does not get dirty or damaged, is maintenance-free and has a very long service life. Insulating glass units with built-in solar shading are available in three types:

• The Venetian blind, with a lifting and orientation function, is characterised by its formal simplicity, enhancing the style of any environment in which it is placed;
• The Roller blind is installed in the frame like a simple double glazing unit and can be customised to suit your taste;
• The black-out Plissé blind not only protects against light and heat, but also provides privacy thanks to the possibility of shading up to 99% and a solar transmission factor value Gtot less than or equal to 0.35.

Production and Philosophy

At Aluser we not only innovate our products, we also focus on innovating our internal production and management processes. To do this, we are inspired by, and apply in our daily work, the philosophy of continuous improvement.

This school of thought, which originated in Japan under the name Kaizen and has become famous throughout the world, is based on continually reconsidering one's actions, asking oneself how they could be done better.

We are always ready to discuss our work, looking for new methods to come up with different solutions, not to get bogged down in the skills we have already acquired and instead focus on those that still need to be developed.

In this way, we use the long experience gained in our work not as a point of arrival, but as a starting point to be constantly rethought and improved, in order to successfully project ourselves into the future.