air purifier

air purifierSince its launch, Halo has received widespread attention. This ceiling embedded laboratory filtration device continuously filters and adsorbs toxic gas molecules, purifies the polluted air in the laboratory, and then returns the clean air to the laboratory through the side return air outlet. This filtration system consists of a multi carbon resistant filter and a pre filter, which can adsorb most pollutants in the air.

No pipeline engineering required, can be directly installed on the ceiling; And multiple devices can be installed to increase the purification coverage area; Ultra low energy consumption, easy installation, and simple operation; The laboratory air purifier, which integrates numerous advantages, will become a necessary product for laboratories, adding new content to the 'green solution for overall laboratory safety improvement'.

Chemplus filters suitable for various chemical substances

air purifierThe Chemplus filter is derived from the multi carbon resistant filtration technology. This technology was applied to the Green Flying Butterfly product launched by Elab Company 6 years ago and has now been used by most laboratories in the United States, Europe, and Asia. It is the result of 46 years of research and development by the French R&D laboratory of Elab. It can filter the vast majority of chemicals, comprehensively filter acids, bases, and solvents, and efficiently intercept toxic gas molecules with a long service life.

How many products do you need to install in your laboratory?

One product can be effectively used in a laboratory of approximately 20m2 and 60m3. For example, a laboratory with a height of 3m and an area of 80m2 requires the installation of 4 Halo products. The installation position of each Halo product should be possibly close to the middle of every 20 square meters area.

How can laboratory air purifiers save energy and reduce the hourly air exchange rate (ACH)?

The 2011 edition of the ASHRAE HVAC (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers, HVAC Systems) Application Manual, Chapter 14/16, proposes that the air exchange rate in the laboratory should be 6-12 times per hour. However, research has shown that in reality, an air exchange rate of 8-12 times per hour is necessary to better clean toxic chemicals in the laboratory air. Such a large number of air changes will result in a significant amount of fresh air being discharged from the air conditioning system and huge energy consumption. The air purifier and ACH play the same role, as they can filter the air in the laboratory and return clean air to the room instead of consuming it, saving tens of thousands of yuan in air conditioning costs annually.

The laboratory air purifier is not a substitute for ACH, but it can help reduce energy consumption. Testing conducted by ETC INC. in a laboratory in the United States has shown that a Halo product can reduce the air exchange rate of a 60m3 laboratory to 4-10 times per hour while achieving the same level of cleanliness, saving approximately $4000 in costs annually.

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It can remove the vast majority of pollutants and smoke. When indoor air pollution is detected, the flashing lights will alert the user and filter out toxic pollutants.