ENVIRONMENTAL AIR SYSTEM

Using Your Hepa Air Scrubbers

HEPA filtration systems depend on continuous airflow to remove airborne particles. Increasing ACH means more air passes through filters in less time, enhancing the system’s capacity to capture even microscopic contaminants. This accelerated filtration process creates a cleaner, healthier environment, where airflow precision is essential to maintain air purity.

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Better Protection for Technicians and Occupants

Higher ACH reduces the presence of airborne allergens and pathogens in work zones. This not only lowers exposure risks for technicians but also helps prevent contaminants from migrating to clean or unaffected areas. Effective airflow control enhances containment integrity and minimizes cross-contamination, ensuring safer conditions for both staff and occupants.

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Improved Clearance Testing Results

Environmental air systems play a critical role in post-remediation verification (PRV). By swiftly reducing airborne contaminant levels, they improve the likelihood of passing PRV on the first attempt. This reduces the need for costly re-cleaning or extended containment periods—saving both time and resources while ensuring faster project turnaround.

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Essential for Critical Environments

In high-risk settings such as hospitals, laboratories, and cleanrooms, maintaining ultra-clean air is non-negotiable. Environmental air systems provide the high-frequency air exchange—typically between 30 and 60 ACH—required to meet the most stringent standards. By consistently maintaining acceptable air quality, these systems protect the health of patients, staff, and all personnel in sensitive environments.

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