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Monitoring air quality in medical facilities
The importance of indoor air quality in healthcare facilities is a growing concern due to changes in healthcare practices and the presence of vulnerable people.
Needs
Although hygiene precautions may seem basic to healthcare professionals, this doesn’t mean it’s easy to set up and maintain a clean space at all times. Yet there are many needs:
- Protecting patients and healthcare workers by preventing the spread of micro-organisms
- Purifying the air in exam rooms, waiting rooms, laboratories and hospital rooms
- Destroying unpleasant odours
- Removing VOCs
Sources of indoor air pollution in medical facilities
Micro-organisms:
- Bacteria
- Viruses
- Spores
- Mites
- Moulds
Airborne micro-organisms play a large role in the transmission of hospital-acquired infections.
Particles:
- Dust
- PM2.5
- Dander
- Fibres
Particles are the cause of many respiratory diseases such as: inflammation, asthma, allergies, etc.
Chemical Compounds:
- VOCs
- Gases
- Odours
- Endocrine disruptors
Anaesthetic gases, drugs, detergents and disinfectants (endoscopic room) used daily can be harmful to healthcare workers.
Solutions
Discover our solution for your hospital facilities
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Benefits
Hospital and clinic directors choose the EOLIS Air Manager
Choosing NatéoSanté Solutions means benefiting from the expertise and know-how of the French benchmark in indoor air purification of more than 10 years.
96% Staphylococcus epidermidis
and Aspergillus brasiliensis eliminated from the first pass through of air.
The EOLIS Air Manager filter, which is 10 cm thick and contains a HEPA filter,
catches more than 99.99% of fine particles with a diameter of 0.3 μm.
Concentration of Formaldehyde (Formol)
reduced fivefold and that of Benzene sevenfold after 15 min of operation.
Offer the experience of healthy air in your hospital/clinic
The EOLIS Air Manager is the only device capable of effectively eradicating all pollutants present in your hospital facilities.
EOLIS Air Manager is 99.6% effective against coronaviruses
Tests carried out by an independent laboratory, specialist in microbiology, have shown, after only ten minutes of operation, that the EOLIS Manager air purifier eliminates 99.6% of the coronaviruses present in the air.
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The only air purifier
with proven safety and performance*
Supported by ADEME, the EOLIS Air Manager is the only air purifier with proven safety and performance verified through the European Commission’s Environmental Technology Verification* programme.
*“EOLIS Air Manager 1200 technology was certified by RESCOLL on 17/09/2018 in line with the EU’s Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) pilot programme for the treatment of indoor air in homes, offices and other professional environments, including for specific pollutants. The certification number is 180155-DV and can be viewed at the following website address: http://www.verification-etv.fr”
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Guaranteed
pollutant-free
Our air purifiers do not emit particles, VOCs, NOx or ozone, even during operation. They were developed using an eco-design approach:
- No glue, paint or varnish
- Low energy consumption
- No built-in obsolescence
- Life span three times longer than that of air purifiers on the market
- 100% made in France
- Local suppliers
- Recyclable materials
Proven performance,
verified performance
Testing in independent French labs has recorded excellent performance on indoor air pollutants, which are often found in medical and hospital environments (tested according to NF B44-200 and NF EN 16846-1 standards).
List of micro-organisms destroyed by the EOLIS Air Manager
The benefits
of the EOLIS Air Manager
- Guaranteed performance, view air quality in real time on the control screen
- Monitoring software, inventory management and traceability
- Low noise level: from 18 dB, does not disturb patients
- Low energy consumption: from 16 W
They trust us
Commitments
NatéoSanté is committed to air quality
Control the air you breathe
The EOLIS Air Manager automatically adapts to the room in which it is located.
The device is fitted with sensors that can determine the level of pollution in a room, distinguishing between VOCs (volatile organic compounds) and fine particles (PM2.5) in the air.
