Purifies and removes allergens from the air
Quaternity reduces the presence of the following substances much faster than other technologies:
A first in the industry! The Flash streamer air purifying function removes both allergens and adjuvants
Flash Streamer technology is proven to deliver over 1,000 times faster purification versus normal "plasma" type systems.
Air is a transportation device for microorganisms which can cause infections or allergic reactions. A method to reduce the effect of microorganisms is to reduce the amount of time a person is exposed to them. This can be achieved with filtration but sometimes the wrong type of filtration can act as a breeding ground for the microorganisms. This is why Quaternity uses a multi-stage filtration and air cleaning system which incorporates the "Flash Streamer" to break down and decompose the microorganisms in a timely manner.
How is Quaternity Air Purification done?
The multi layered air purifying function powerfully decomposes and removes molecules of allergens and odors. In the indoor unit, the air will be filtered out of dust and pollen and the photocatalytic air purification filter will further decompose odors. The streamer discharges high energy electrons which analyzes, powerfully decomposes and removes molecules of allergens, odors, unwanted bacteria, and other hazardous chemical material by collision with high-speed electrons discharged from streamer unit.
Independent laboratory testing was conducted on the Flash Streamer module in the United States showing the following results:
The MS2 coliphage was used to simulate a virus; this is an extensively studied method and is used as an indictor of a virus survival. It was released into the space and the Flash Streamer was activated. This was then compared to the same concentration of MS2 and the decomposition with natural ventilation. Within 120 minutes, 95.2% reduction compared to natural ventilation was observed.
The same test was carried out for E. coli and a reduction rate of 91% was realized.
The mold Aspergillus which grows in high moisture climates was tested with the same method and achieved a reduction rate from natural ventilation of 75% over a 90 minute period.