Do you breathe virus-free air?

Protect the health of your employees, patients and visitors and minimise the risk of infection.
In a closed room, an infected person repeatedly breathes, coughs and sneezes out clouds of viruses in the form of aerosols.
The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) therefore warns against long stays in small, poorly or non-ventilated rooms. The likelihood of transmission, even over a greater distance, in such rooms raises, as the concentration of viruses in the air increases sharply.

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Unique technology

Calistair’s unique technology is proven to keep indoor air free of viruses, in addition to the improved air circulation.
Pollutants (in addition to viruses also germs, fungi, bacteria, particles) are bound by adsorption and destroyed in the second step by the non-thermal catalysis, leaving behind clean and pollution-free air.
A renowned French test laboratory has repeatedly proven its effectiveness against coronavirus and other microorganisms.

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Solution

The technology is used in combination with filters in the mobile air decontamination systems. The units are available in two sizes, types R4000 and C300, and can be used in rooms up to 150 m².