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Clean Air for Your Place of Worship
Advanced air purification technology destroys bacteria, allergens and viruses such as influenza and the Coronavirus family, in the air and on surfaces.
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When worship takes place inside or in other enclosed spaces, it is vital to consider how the space can be continually well ventilated.
Letting fresh air into indoor spaces is important because when a person infected with COVID-19 coughs, talks or breathes, they release droplets and aerosols which can be inhaled by others. The more fresh air there is to breathe, the less likely other people are to inhale infectious particles.
Proven to Kill Covid-19
React-Air is the only commercial air purifier and surface steriliser range to have been independently tested and proven effective against SARS Covid-19, proving a kill rate of 89% within 15 minutes of operation.
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Eliminate viruses, bacteria and pollen.
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Create a healthier, safer environment.
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Monitor CO2 levels within your building.
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View live air quality, air flow and air exchange data.
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Increase comfort and confidence.
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Portable for easy movement between spaces.
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More effective than deep cleaning or 'fogging'.
Real-Time Carbon Dioxide Levels
HSE guidance requires your CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) levels to be less than 1000 parts per million (PPM).
Our units engage when this limit is reached to actively improve the air.
Information is accessed via our online cloud portal, enabling you to prove compliance.
Proven to Kill Covid-19
React-Air is the only range of commercial air purifying and surface sterilising systems to have been tested and proven effective at killing COVID-causing SARS-CoV-2*.
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View the full test report here
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*Independently tested by CDC approved laboratories in California, USA.
Air Purification Technology
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Commercial, standalone air purifier and surface steriliser.
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Our products have been tested and proven effective against Covid-19
Our React-Air Technology has been tested by CDC approved laboratories in the United States for their effectiveness against removing and neutralising airborne (aerosolised) Covid-19 from the air. In multiple trials, our 'Destroyer' technology proved a 89% neutralisation rate of Covid-19 under test conditions, within 15 minutes of operation.
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Trials were undertaken by introducing airborne (aerosolised) Covid-19 in to a sealed test-environment. After a number of control tests (without our technology) and full tests (with our technology), airborne Covid-19 was found to be reduced from 27% of average control test degradation to 89% with our React-Air Technology in place, within 15 minutes.
Download the full the test report here
Studies by The University of Boston undertaken in 2020 have shown that Covid-19 is highly susceptible to UVC light. Japanese scientists have been conducting studies on the effects of ozone in neutralising Covid-19 on surfaces and have shown it to be highly effective with a 90% sterilisation rate. This information, published by research.net shows the results and effective dosages of UV-C light required to inactivate various strains of coronavirus.
“Table 1 above summarises the results of studies that have been performed on Coronaviruses under ultraviolet light exposure, with the specific species indicated in each case. The D90 value indicates the ultraviolet dose for 90% inactivation.
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Although there is a wide range of variation in the D90 values, this is typical of laboratory studies on ultraviolet susceptibility. The range of D90 values for coronaviruses is 7-241 J/m2 the mean of which is 67 J/m2, should adequately represent the ultraviolet susceptibility of the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) virus.”
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By using this exposure data, and comparing the UV light irradiance measurements from our products, we calculate the exposure times required to deactivate coronaviruses. This is however, a calculation and currently is not backed up by laboratory tests.