Recently, the marketplace was suddenly flooded with a vast array of products; all boasting unprecedented efficiency and “revolutionary” filtration systems.
In reality however the most important factor is the overall efficiency of the filtration system, not only its HEPA filter.
While certified HEPA filters are up 99.97% efficient on 0.3µm particles, a poorly designed system will allow air
to bypass the filters and lower the unit’s efficiency considerably.
(There is also a huge number of low-quality products brandishing the word “HEPA”, and marketed to be “HEPA-type”, “HEPA-like”, “HEPA-style” or “99% HEPA” that do not meet the requirements of the HEPA standard)
Designed by engineers, our units provide efficient air purification solutions that meet and exceed medical and cleanroom specifications.
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Libraries & Archives
Libraries and archival institutions are meant to keep history alive for future generations to explore and learn from. However, they often harbor more than just information. Libraries and archive rooms are breeding grounds for mold; they are usually loaded with dust particles and other harmful airborne toxins and should not be dismissed when considering IAQ (indoor air quality).
Books are breading grounds for mold. Moisture is often trapped in the pages of older, antique books and becomes the perfect place for mold to grow and live. Mold spores spread around the library or archival institute and can infect other books and documents with mold growth. To eliminate the possibility of mold infection and the inevitable destruction of the books or documents with mold growth, proper ventilation is the key. If a book or document is extremely delicate, rare or one-of-a-kind, then a hermetically sealed casing should be considered for both the protection of the book/document and those who need to work with it and touch it. Paper, both pulp paper and rice paper, is porous and therefore capable of containing mold and volatile organic compounds.
To protect both staff members and books/documents in libraries and archives, consider the benefits of an air purifier that can easily be integrated into the duct system that already exists in the building like the BreathEasy Central Air series. For more severe cases of mold growth that already exists, or a delicate artifact, consider a Home and Office standalone air filtration system with activated carbon chemical filter and medical-grade HEPA. The BreathEasy Series is the efficient, smart way to ensure the IAQ of libraries and archival rooms are maintained. Larger units can be integrated into already existing ducting systems to properly scrub the air of mold spores and other airborne toxins.
Home and Office Series Air Filtration System Hepa and Activated Carbon Chemical Filter
capture arm available option
Recommended Model / Filter Configuration:
| Fine Particulate Control | Large Particles Control | Light Odor Control Capabilities | Heavy Odor Control Capabilities |
