Healthcare

Photoclean
serves the hospital sector

Proper air treatment to eliminate the many contaminants that proliferate is essential in hospital settings to prevent nosocomial infections, which are directly linked to airborne contamination.

With Photoclean, you benefit from a customized solution that is perfectly tailored to your facilities, their specific challenges, and their constraints. Continuous decontamination allows you to destroy microorganisms through oxidation with a 97% efficiency rate.

Your Challenges

Since nosocomial infections are directly linked to airborne contamination, hospitals and clinics are necessarily and particularly sensitive to the indoor air quality in their facilities, especially when it comes to controlling the risk of Aspergillus infection.

The areas that require priority monitoring include intensive care units, resuscitation rooms, sterilization rooms, radiology departments, and operating rooms…

We offer tailored, customized solutions to address all types of facilities, based on their layout and the levels of contamination that need to be controlled.

Our Solutions

Mobile Air Decontamination Units

The Compact AirPur Mobile is a mobile air filtration and air decontamination unit that uses photolysis.

In a nutshell:

A compact air handling unit that is easy to install and move
Filtration efficiency of up to 99.95% for particles ≤ 0.1 μm
Destruction/Inactivation of Microorganisms
Efficacy validated against total flora and fungal flora
Long-lasting effectiveness
Extremely rapid decontamination of premises (ISO 7 particulate level achieved in 1 hour and 30 minutes; 92% microbiological decontamination achieved in 10 minutes)
A powerful and well-balanced motor-fan unit that minimizes dead zones without disturbing patients

Integrated or Standalone Air Decontamination Units

In addition to mobile units, we offer a full range of freestanding, fixed enclosures and modules for installation in rooms, attics, suspended ceilings, and more…We also offer air decontamination modules that can be integrated—without major modifications—into your existing air-handling systems and ductwork to achieve optimal air quality.