HEPA filters are commonly utilized to filter supply air flow in healthcare facilities. However, it can only collect particles of 0.3 μm and larger in diameter, which renders a need for additional air decontamination technologies such as air purifier units in the room. Majority of nanoparticles in healthcare must be effectively removed from indoor air to protect patients and staff. These contaminants cannot be removed with fixed HVAC interfaced HEPA filtering systems.
Our air decontamination units do not contain any easily clogged, regularly replaceable filters, so their performance remains constantly high and they are easy to use – and no replaceable parts means low running costs. The system does not suffer from increase in pressure drop due to accumulation of particle mass, nor does it provide substrate for microbes to grow.
Contaminated air is led inside the unit.
Particles are charged negatively in a powerful corona discharge.
The negatively charged particles are attached to the positive collection chamber. Organic microbes are destroyed with electronical shocks.
Finally, the air is lead to active carbon collector which effectively removes VOC gases and odors.
Outcoming ultra pure air is completely free from particles of all sizes, microbes, and harmful gases and chemicals.
The units have automatic washing function which reduced the need for maintenance and keep the cleaning efficiency high at all times.
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