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Hospitals / Health Care Facilities
Control spread of airborne bacteria and viruses via sterilizing the ambient air within the patients hospital room.
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Military
Protecting the warfighter from biological attack on the battlefield, whether it be in an inflated shelter, a vehicle (i.e., tank, plane, boat, etc...) or a building.
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Bioterrorism
Securing the air flow of an entire building (or segments of a building) prior to either an exterior or interior airborne biological threats. Can also be used to disinfect areas after the release of biological agents.
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Commercial Buildings
Sterilize the air in the HVAC system to help mitigate 'sick building syndrome' by killing any and all mold and viruses, and therefore enhance productivity due to reduced sick leave.
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Home/Safe Room
Protect family from contagious disease by purifying the air within a single room or the entire house.
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Air, Boat, Train Travel
Prevent the global spread of disease by killing the infection at its source. |
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Classrooms
By controlling spread of cold and flu viruses, students will not spread infections to one another. This reduces overall sick time which in turn reduces loss of classroom time. |
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Food Processing
Protecting the preparation environment to keep it free from any and all biological contamination. |
