Air Purification

Our air purification solutions use ultraviolet C (UVC) rays to eliminate bacteria and viruses from the air, and a filtration system for airborne particles (pm 2.5, pm 10) and allergens. The air is exposed to UVC rays, which are capable of destroying the micro-organisms present (99.99% effective). UVC rays have a wavelength of 200 to 280 nanometers, which is sufficient to damage the genetic structures of bacteria, viruses and other micro-organisms, preventing them from reproducing. Purification can be further enhanced by filtering the air through two types of filter: HEPA and Activated Carbon. A HEPA13 filter can capture up to 99.97% of airborne particles of 0.3 microns and above. HEPA filters are generally made up of layers of fibers, arranged to trap airborne particles. Activated carbon filters are made up of carbon granules that trap VOCs (volatile organic compounds), which are responsible for many illnesses by polluting our indoor air (4 to 5 times more than outdoor air https://recosante.beta.gouv.fr/articles/l-air-interieur-des-logements-est-il-pollue). The advantages of using our UVC air disinfection solutions are numerous. They are effective at eliminating airborne particles, including micro-organisms, allergens and air pollutants, and leave no chemical residues in the air.