Air Sentry

Airsentry® commenced development of our Ultra Clean system in 2001. Today it has evolved into a complete modular system, compliant with UK regulation for health care. It is used in ICU, HDU, Oncology, PICU, Radiology, HIV, A& E, and small OR areas. It has also been used to allow larger OR's to continue in use when the main system no longer meets current regulations. The system uses a bespoke, unique 5 stage filtration system that came from experience in the Royal Army Medical Corp around CBRN defence work. The system will maintain a room as Ultra Clean to between ISO 7 to 5 for microchip manufacturing, exceeding current hospital requirements. It consists of a series of modules that interact in a similar fashion to lego. The core system maintains a whole room air current, including the corners, and will take an area similar to an ICU room in volume, to being ultra clean within ten minutes. It is able to maintain that level, even with staff and patient movement, after 30 minutes. The system has an expected MTF life in excess of 25 years when serviced annually, and filtration life is designed to be 2 years in a health care environment. Power consumption is very low, using around a simile amount to a traditional 100w light bulb. By removing all particles in the air, the system removes all airborne viruses, including fomites, droplet nuclei, baceteria, spores such as c. diff and moulds such as aspergillum. The system will remove coronavirus including sars-cov-2 / covid 19. In a ward area, removing air as an infection pathway has slowed our clients to follow robust infection control procedures. We have clients whose ICU's no longer have any hospital acquired infection rates since installation and OR clients who have saved millions deferring a new OR build only to find the air in their OR today is cleaner than a new OR system would provide. We are also supplying to the residential care home market for coronavirus protection
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Keywords: hospitals & health care