Air Purifiers For Hospitality
Anyone would not like staying in a hotel room that smells of cigarette smoke and the food smell. We are there to provide your guest with a breath of fresh air. This is what they expect right? In addition, as more hotels welcome pets, we know there is a need to remove pet hair and pet dander. Rest assured that our air filtration systems are ozone free so they will remove indoor air pollution rather than create it.
While there are many air purification filters that are used in air purifiers, there are only some that are very relevant to air purification in the hospitality sector. It’s good to have several filters like Activated Carbon Filter and HEPA filter. A HEPA filter and Activated Carbon filter remove the smoke and harmful gases completely from the air and reduce indoor air pollution. A HEPA filter removes 99.7% of airborne contaminants which are of the size 0.01 microns. It is the most efficient for people suffering from allergies and asthma.
Application
Resorts, Cruise Ships, Rental Units, Hostels and Hotels
CORRIDOR OR LOBBY SPACE
A common space in a lifestyle or hospitality arrangement is most prone to allergic reactions on body due to the crowd and their impurities. It’s time we use Air Purifier to clear the air of the place where people meet and communicate in the most uncommon way.
Sources – Biological Contaminants
Effects – Allergic reactions, sneezing, watery eyes, coughing, shortness of breath, dizziness, lethargy and fever
Cleaning Products
You’re wrong if you think your restaurant or commercial place is completely clean and pollutant-free even after using the best of cleaning products. Air Purifier is a must need for a healthy lifestyle.
What it contains – Majorly alcohol, chlorine, ammonia, and petrol based solvents, VOCs
Sources – Aerosol sprays, rug, upholstery cleaners, chlorine bleach, oven cleaners, and floor polishes
Effects – Chemicals cause irritation in the eyes or throat resulting in severe headaches. Dangerous chemicals contribute to allergies, asthma other respiratory diseases.
Dust and Shoe Debris
The moment you enter a social space, you bring along countless pollutants with your footwear, thus increasing the chances of indoor air pollution. Air Purifier is needed to decrease the chances of infections which might leave a damaging impact on liver, kidney and other body parts.
What it contains – Lead dust, fertilizers, and animal waste, dust mites, insects
Effects – Eyes, Nose, Throat Irritation Headaches, loss of coordination, nausea damage to the liver, kidney, and central nervous system
Air conditioner
Don’t just satisfy yourself with air conditioned room without purifying the air you’re actually breathing. Air Purifiers transforms your monotonous room into a rejuvenating atmosphere, thus protecting the indoor air.
What it carries – Hazardous volatile organic compounds (VOCs), microscopic particles, and indoor dust that contaminates
Effects – Risk of suffering from bacterial infections and respiratory diseases
Carpets
Carpet pollutants become airborne during renovations at restaurants and hotels or while doing vacuum cleaning. Even during the daily activities like walking on the carpet escalates the growth of impurities in surroundings.
What it contains – volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such as toluene, formaldehyde, and acetone
Effects – Headaches, throat and eye irritation, allergies and drowsiness, lower IQ, cause birth defects, decreased fertility leading to diseases related to liver, kidneys, blood and ovaries.
Do You Know What Causes Indoor Air Pollution At Your Home?
Complete House, Basements, Living Areas, Bedrooms and Cooking Area
| Contamination | Sources | Health Hazard |
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| VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) |
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| Formaldehyde |
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| Pesticides |
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| Lead |
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| Carbon Monoxide Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen Dioxide |
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| Sulfur Dioxide |
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| RSP (Repairable Particulates) |
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| PAHs (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons) |
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| ETS (Environmental Tobacco Smoke) |
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| Biological Contaminants |
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| Asbestos |
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| Radon |
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How To Ward Off Indoor Air Pollution At Home With Air Purifiers?
Air Purifiers contain various filters that almost negate the indoor pollutants and return the air quality to safer levels. While there are many air purification filters that are used in air purifiers, there are only some that are very relevant to air purification at home. While it’s good to have several filters, the filters that are must are Pre Filter, Activated Carbon Filter, HEPA filter.
A HEPA filter and Activated Carbon filter does the job of completely removing smoke and harmful gases from the air and reduce indoor air pollution.
There are a lot of contaminants like particles of dust, pet dander, and other allergens. They are captured by Pre-Filter. This helps in increasing the longevity of HEPA filters. Pre-filter removes the bigger particles and protects the HEPA filter from clogging. The main function of pre-filter is to reduce expenses that can result from clogging of HEPA filter.
The treatment of carbon with oxygen opens up multiple tiny pores on the surface of the carbon. The pores are so much in number that one pound of activated carbon provides 60-150 acres of surface area. It works on the concept of adsorption. The gas elements bond with the surface of solid. Activated carbon is the solid material that adsorbs air pollutants that are 60% of its weight. Once they are adsorbed by filters, the purified air leaves from the other side.
HEPA stands for High-Efficiency Particulate Air. They are used in combination with an activated carbon filter and impart high efficiency of an air filter. It removes a wide range of airborne pollutants and also removes dust mites, pollen, mold and pet dander which are responsible for triggering problems like asthma. HEPA filter removes 99.9% of airborne contaminants which are of the size 0.01 microns. It is the most efficient for people suffering from allergies and asthma.
