Air purification system provider Airgle has released third-party testing data that shows its AG900 clean room air purifier can reduce virus presence by 99.999%.
Airgle’s flagship model, the AG900, was specifically engineered to help with airborne infection control at hospitals, clinics and other healthcare facilities. It can remove bacteria and virus pollutants and harmful particles down to 0.003 microns.
Recent third-party testing by a university-affiliated lab in Japan revealed that Airgle’s technology can deliver:
● 99.99% reduction in airborne H1N1 Swine Flu virus in a test chamber
● 99.92% single pass reduction on a viral microphage
● 99.999% reduction on a viral microphage in a 25 cubic meter test chamber
“In every test so far, Airgle has exceeded testing equipment sensitivity, meaning it is quite possible that our products deliver even higher air filtration capability,” said Airgle Vice President Ralph Rathburn. “Now more than ever, it is important for businesses, resorts and retailers to actively clean the air that they and their customers breathe. Airgle products are a great way to do this.”
The AG900 and the AG600, which has the same technology and is designed to clean small-to-medium sized rooms and safely remove harmful particles down to 0.003 microns, also now include WiFi and App-enabled capabilities.
The enhancements make it possible to control hundreds of units across multiple locations from a single account.
