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The invisible threat of the coronavirus made us all already realize the importance of air cleaning and ventilation. Extractor hood technology can also contribute to healthy indoor air.
Recirculation hoods are increasingly used in kitchens. This solution circumvents practical limitations and reduces energy losses. But the technology has much more up its sleeve. In fact, Dutch company PlasmaMade developed a mobile air purifier for rooms up to 150 square meters based on its well-known recirculation filter.
The move from a high-quality recirculation filter to a full-fledged air cleaning system is not entirely unexpected. The patented PlasmaMade recirculation technology is not only effective against cooking odors, but also eliminates aerosols, pollen, bacteria, viruses, mold and particulate matter from the drawn-in air. To enable clean air anytime, anywhere, the new PlasmaMade Air Cleaner applies that same technology in a mobile unit. The unit creates an upward airflow that, combined with the filter's four-way operation - software-controlled plasma technology, electrostatic outdoor cores, fiberglass core and carbon filter - can quickly and efficiently reduce aerosol pressure in large spaces. Contaminants are eliminated and deactivated and clean air is blown back into the room via the Venturi.
The air cleaner is suitable for areas from 20 to 150 square meters, including hospitality, schools, offices, healthcare facilities, and so on. For larger areas, multiple units can be distributed throughout the room, and the wheeled base allows the Air Cleaner to be quickly deployed wherever it is needed.
By efficiently removing aerosols from the air, the air purifier relieves pressure on the ventilation system and can thus reduce energy losses without sacrificing indoor air quality.
