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Air is drawn through the system
Air from the building moves through an enclosed air-handling arrangement.
How it works
A practical way
to treat hospital air.
UVC air treatment, designed around your
existing air-handling and ventilation systems.
Air passes through. Microorganisms are exposed. Treated air continues.
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Air enters the PRS optical cavity
Air passes through a chamber using high-intensity UVC light.
3
Microorganisms are exposed to UVC
UVC energy is used to inactivate susceptible airborne microorganisms.
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Treated air continues through the system
The airflow continues through the building’s air pathway.
A practical option for
complex healthcare estates.
Hospital estates face a difficult balance: improving clinical environments while managing existing infrastructure, disruption and operational continuity.
PRS describes options for integration with existing systems. Suitability and performance need a site-specific assessment.
Discuss your hospital’s requirements →- Review existing air-handling systems
- Identify priority clinical areas
- Assess airflow and operating conditions
- Support the wider infection prevention strategy
- Agree commissioning and maintenance needs
Performance depends on the system design and operating conditions. Air treatment supports a wider ventilation and infection prevention strategy.