The vocal apparatus
Voice production takes place in the larynx, which contains the vocal folds and vocal cords surrounded by a mucous membrane.
Benefits
Controlled humidity in call centers protects health, reduces absenteeism and fatigue, and reduces voice problems. At the same time, sensitive IT equipment and electronics are protected from electrostatic discharge.
Less Respiratory Infections
Additional air humidification reduces the spread of viruses and boosts the immune system.
Prevent Voice Problems
A minimum humidity of 40% protects the vocal apparatus from strain and improves the quality of conversation.
Refreshing Indoor Climate
Evaporative cooling of air creates a revitalizing and refreshing indoor climate.
The respiratory tract
A relative humidity of between 40 and 60% protects the respiratory tract from infections caused by viruses and other pathogens. This allows the self-cleaning function of the mucous membranes to work optimally.
The vocal folds
If the air is too dry, the vocal folds lose their optimal moisture and elasticity. The glottis no longer closes completely. Side air enters the vocal apparatus. Voice problems arise.
The glottis
When the air is too dry, the glottis is no longer completely closed by the vocal folds. The intrusion of secondary air causes coughing, throat clearing and voice problems.
The vocal cords
The vocal cords require optimal humidity to enable the voice to function healthily and produce a clear sound.
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