Bioairtec

The World Health Organisation have confirmed what we have known for quite a while. Coronavirus risk is airborne.

RACGP article here - https://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/clinical/a-welcome-step-who-acknowledges-aerosol-spread-of

Air Purifiers are only half of the solution. HEPA filtration captures particles down to 0.3 of a micron, Coronavirus is sized between 0.1-0.5 micron. Don't risk accelerating the airborne risk, ensure your air treatment process includes UVC chambers, so 99.99% of all particles are killed in the chamber - In a single pass.

Combining a Carbon pre-filter, HEPA filter and a UVC chamber you can be confident with a UVair product your indoor air is safer.

Link is in our Bio - or contact us on (02) 8231 6500 and let us know the dimensions of your indoor spaces and we can recommend the most suitable model to provide maximum air transfer / exchange rate to keep your staff, customers and visitors safe indoors.

It is great to see that Airborne transmission is finally being recognised as the key route of infection.
Queensland Air Quality Professor Lidia Morawska.

https://theconversation.com/australia-must-get-serious-about-airborne-infection-transmission-heres-what-we-need-to-do-164622

To discuss the indoor air quality requirements for your organisation, get in touch with BioAirTec

Finally! After what has felt like forever, our latest container shipment of the world leading clear air technology gets delivered to our Sydney Warehouse.
In it comes, out it goes again.
A huge thank you to our customers that have waited patiently for this delivery, affected by the massive upsurge in freight lead times, due to COVID-19. Your orders are on their way!

It is great to help our customers achieve 99.9999% virus and bacteria free environments with our technology.

Riverside Dental Spa in West Gosford, NSW, have installed a VK 401 in their reception to keep patients and staff safe and well.

It was great to personally deliver this and see how great the clinic looks.

Dr Mary Morgan, Medical Director, Hunter Retrieval Service
Paul Cookson - Deputy Director John Hunter Hospital Biomedical Department
Benjamin Steel - Equipment Officer, Hunter Retrieval Service
Radic8 Australia GM, Gerard Quazzola.
The Hunter Retrieval Service taking delivery of their Hextio air sterilisers, now installed in their Critical care ambulances, so that ambulance staff, paramedics, drivers and the patients can stay safe, during the 2.5 hour journey to and from Sydney, from airborne viruses, bacteria and VOC's with 99.9999% sterilisation with Radic8 VirusKiller(TM) range.

Gerard Quazzola - MD at Radic8 Australia showcasing the world's first portable Negative Pressure Intensive Care unit - RescuePods

Ben Notley - Inventor and Designer of Rescue Pods, all designed and manufactured in NSW, Australia.

Each rescue pod includes
Negative Pressure - -15pa entry and exit zones to keep patient safe from external infections and ensure all contaminated air is treated within the pod using Radic8's VK401 to sterilise the air in the room every 3 minutes. Air is then exhausted through the IAQ Inline, from Radic8 to be sterilised, before being released into the external atmosphere.

Radic8 uses the worlds highest certified clean air technology. Removes 99.9999% of viruses and bacteria, including Coronavirus.

Viruskiller installation today at the South Korean Ministry of Health and Wellbeing, National Mental Health Center for COVID 19 medical staff.

Our Viruskiller units are already installed on over 80% of hospitals in South Korea and they are being widely adopted as part of best practice in the fight against COVID 19.

The Viruskiller technology innovation was initially funded by the South Korean government after SARS Coronavirus in 2003. It is great to see that controlling airflow and killing viruses in a single air exchange is so widely used in the country that is a shining example of flattening the coronavirus curve.

We are working as hard as we can to get the Viruskiller technology to many other countries as quickly as possible.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/apr/24/coronavirus-detected-particles-air-pollution

Coronavirus detected on particles of air pollution Exclusive: Scientists examine whether this route may enable infections at longer distances