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| A clean environment is important in hospitals and clinics. |
The inspectors also found dirty toilets, dusty floors and badly stained walls, according to an article by UKPA.
These surprise inspections are an effective method to remind hospital staff and healthcare personnel about the importance of keeping a clean and healthy patient environment.
After all, if the floor is dusty, what kind of pollutants may be in the air?
Previous air quality studies in hospitals have found that hospital staff and patients are breathing high levels of PCBs, bacteria, viruses, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), particles, mold and many chemicals used in cleaning products, sterilizing and preservation fluids and other procedures.
Remove indoor air pollutants with industrial-strength air cleaners
Electrocorp is a global innovator when it comes to making portable, versatile air cleaners for a variety of applications, including hospitals and healthcare centers and laboratories.
The high-performance industrial air cleaners are engineered to treat complex indoor air quality concerns and feature an activated carbon + HEPA filtration system to remove the widest range of indoor air pollutants.
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| RAP Series: Powerful air cleaners. |
Options include UV germicidal filtration for the neutralization of bacteria, viruses and mold mycotoxins and custom carbon blends for the targeted adsorption of certain chemicals, gases and odors.
Apart from the stand-alone air cleaners, Electrocorp also offers HVAC-compatible units and ceiling mount air cleaners.
Contact Electrocorp for more information and recommendations based on your needs and requirements, space size and budget.
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