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Air quality: open data as a guarantee for action
National, European and even global monitoring networks, CO2 and VOC sensors, professional air purifiers, connected objects for the general public... measurement is constant both indoors ...
Work spaces: why improving indoor air quality?
Indoor air quality is an issue that is more and more concerning everyone of us. The link between what we breathe and its consequences on ...
EOLIS Air Manager air purifier: 99.6% effective against coronavirus
Tests carried out by an independent laboratory have shown that the EOLIS Air Manager air purifier eliminates 99.6% of coronavirus present in the air within ...
NatéoSanté’s tips
Specialists in air quality, we are here to help you in your search for air purification solutions. We offer you real solutions to help you fight against air ...
A comparison between professional and domestic air purifiers: what differences are there?
With the Covid 19 pandemic, indoor air quality has become an even more preoccupying public safety issue. When a domestic air purifier has a main ...
How to choose your professional air purifier
The air quality market is taking off. More and more products are becoming available and the number of existing technologies is growing. Navigating the waters ...
Air quality glossary
Air Manager: The air manager is a smart high-end air purifier. It purifies the ambient air and allows you to analyse and control the air ...
What is an air purifier? What effect does it have on indoor air quality, viruses and Covid-19, health?
The global Covid-19 epidemic, from the initial strain to the Delta and Omicron variants, has put air purifiers in the spotlight. NatéoSanté, a specialist in ...
The NatéoSanté air purifier
An air purifier to improve indoor air quality. The air purifier is an indoor unit that filters and purifies indoor air. Using an air filtration ...
Air quality: What affects our health?
We need air to live. We breathe an average of 15,000 litres of air every single day. The quality of the air we breathe can ...