Air purifiers Cultural venues

Secure the reception of the public and your employees

• Following the health context experienced in the world in the years 2020-2022, certain preventive measures have been maintained in many establishments open to the public, such as cultural venues (provision of hydro-alcoholic solutions, regular ventilation, etc.).
• Strengthen your prevention measures by integrating indoor air monitoring and management and reassure the public and your staff.

Enhance the visitor experience of the public

• Welcome the public in a place that is impeccably clean on all levels, including the air inside
• Eliminate odour nuisance in confined spaces (musty, sanitary, etc.) and offer visitors or spectators a pleasant experience

Manage the flow of visitors

• Secure queues and areas where people circulate and congregate (entrance hall, show exit, ticket office, shop, cafeteria or confectionery), including during peak full stops (evenings, weekends, etc.).
• Control the visitor experience and flow (museums, exhibition halls or art galleries, castles, etc.), monitor IAQ and purify the air if necessary in the busiest areas (e.g. rooms with the most famous works)

• Carbon dioxide (CO2)
• VOCs (such as formaldehyde or benzene, from furniture)
• Cleaning products, paints, varnishes (used on the works)
• Odours
• Bacteria and viruses (including coronavirus)
• Dust and micro-organisms (likely to settle on the works and damage them)
• Pollens
• External pollution (nitrogen dioxide, hydrocarbons, etc.)
• Fine particles (PM10, PM2.5, PM1)