HEALTHCARE

UVC solutions for Healthcare Ventilation

PRS UVC technology provides a ground-breaking solution to the problems caused by airborne infections in healthcare settings

HEALTHCARE

UVC solutions for Healthcare Ventilation

PRS UVC technology provides a ground-breaking solution to the problems caused by airborne infections in healthcare settings

Reduce

Airborne

Infections

PRS UVC technology ensures pathogen-free air within healthcare buildings, improving medical staff wellbeing and productivity, while encouraging better patient outcomes.

How It Works

PRS works by ‘killing’ airborne pathogens as they pass through the patented optical cavity. It is highly adaptable and can be integrated into most HVAC configurations, depending on how air is currently treated, the amount of recirculation (if any) and the level of airflow between wards.

Whether installed in a specific ward or throughout the building, our technology will ensure that any airborne viral load, within that area, will be removed every time the air is exchanged.

We lead the world in UVC anti-pathogen efficacy, having proved our technology with the most stringent, live virus testing, in a BSL3 lab. Full testing information can be found here.

 

 

Saves Lives

Tackles intra-ward airborne infections, ensuring better patient outcomes

Proven Efficacy

World-leading UVC solution inactivates all airborne pathogens in air circulation

Cost Efficent

Significant savings through increased energy efficiency and reduced staff sickness

Customised Design

Systems are designed to suit the specific air handling parameters of any building

We offer a complete custom solution. Our modular built units are easily integrated into existing HVAC systems, continually treating the air as it continues to cirulate, ensuring safe air for all inhabitants. We also build smaller versions to suit localised recirculation systems.

All air passing through the Optical Cavity will be treated with high-power UVC and airborne viruses, moulds and bacteria will be inactivated.

PRS for Healthcare

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View Testing Data:

UVC Safety Testing

Live Virus Testing

Electrical Safety Testing

Proven Performance

The results of testing at a pilot installation in a major London office building clearly demonstrate the benefits of PRS technology in healthcare settings.

Using a combination of petri dish analysis and air quality monitoring we were able to demonstrate the following highly compelling performance against bacteria, mould, and VOCs:

In the adjacent report we examine the performance of PRS technology and how it would benefit the healthcare industry and patient care in particular.

PRS for Healthcare

(Detailed Study)

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FAQ

What does the system do?

We offer a range of UVC-based solutions, all using our multi-patented optical cavity and safety design elements, to inactivate pathogens in moving air. This creates safer indoor environments which promote better occupant health and wellbeing. PRS helps reduce HVAC-related energy consumption by safely allowing increased recirculation rates.

Third-party lab testing with live viruses and bacteria clearly demonstrates that our system instantly kills airborne pathogens in fast moving air. This is supported by our London office pilot installation which also tested against mould and volatile organic compounds. Read more about this Case Study here and download testing summaries from our System page.

How do I know it works?

Extensive efficacy testing has been carried out using live pathogens: Measles, Flu A, SARS-CoV-2, Mycobacterium Parafortuitum, Micrococcus Luteus, and Aspergillus Niger, in a Bio 3 safety level Laboratory, using a modified ASHRAE 185/ISO 15714 single pass testing standard protocol. Our adaptation meant tougher testing: air speed increased from 2.5 m/s to 6m/s, creating a residence time of only a sixth of a second, and the use of live viruses instead of surrogates. Details of testing can be found here.

Subsequent monitoring of a live site pilot on Canary Wharf supported our rigorous lab testing. Read more about this Case Study here.

Is your system safe?

We have carried out advanced electrical safety testing (to domestic standards) and UVC safety testing. Our multi-patented optical cavity design ensures UVC is contained within the cavity and therefore can not damage infrastructure within existing ventilation systems or pose a risk to personnel.

Safety certification details can be found here.

How does your system integrate into my hospital?

PRS systems can be integrated into existing plant, whether that is a centralised HVAC system, localised fan-coils, or rooms without any existing mechanical air-handling. We look at your space, existing plant, and individual needs, then build a specific solution for you.

To request a consultation please click here.

How does PRS help the environment?

PRS ensures that air within the building is safe. Usually placed after the AHU, the PRS unit treats all air passing through it. This constant treatment allows for higher levels of recirculation which means the air requires less energy to heat or cool it. We estimate that energy consumption can be reduced by 10-30% depending on the original settings. Our London pilot showed an energy saving of 15%.

Levels of filtering can be reduced subject to the objective. PRS will not reduce PM2.5 but will tackle microscopic pathogens. Lowering the level of filtering will save energy and reduce the wear and tear of plant equipment.

Continuous product development has led to the use of material components that last longer, for example lamps last 60,000 hrs meaning less raw material used.

What is the lifetime of a unit?

If maintained correctly units will last for at least 25 years.

What are the maintenance requirements?

Bio-annual checks should be carried out. As with all mechanical equipment, some parts will need to be periodically replaced over the life of the system. For example:

– Lamps burn for 60,000 hours.

– Ballasts typically last 5 years.

Individual maintenance contracts are designed for each client’s needs.

FAQ

What does the system do?

We offer a range of UVC-based solutions, all using our multi-patented optical cavity and safety design elements, to inactivate pathogens in moving air. This creates safer indoor environments which promote better occupant health and wellbeing. PRS helps reduce HVAC-related energy consumption by safely allowing increased recirculation rates.

Third-party lab testing with live viruses and bacteria clearly demonstrates that our system instantly kills airborne pathogens in fast moving air. This is supported by our London office pilot installation which also tested against mould and volatile organic compounds. Read more about this Case Study here and download testing summaries from our System page.

How do I know it works?

Extensive efficacy testing has been carried out using live pathogens: Measles, Flu A, SARS-CoV-2, Mycobacterium Parafortuitum, Micrococcus Luteus, and Aspergillus Niger, in a Bio 3 safety level Laboratory, using a modified ASHRAE 185/ISO 15714 single pass testing standard protocol. Our adaptation meant tougher testing: air speed increased from 2.5 m/s to 6m/s, creating a residence time of only a sixth of a second, and the use of live viruses instead of surrogates. Details of testing can be found here.

Subsequent monitoring of a live site pilot on Canary Wharf supported our rigorous lab testing. Read more about this Case Study here.

Is your system safe?

We have carried out advanced electrical safety testing (to domestic standards) and UVC safety testing. Our multi-patented optical cavity design ensures UVC is contained within the cavity and therefore can not damage infrastructure within existing ventilation systems or pose a risk to personnel.

Safety certification details can be found here.

How does your system integrate into my hospital?

PRS systems can be integrated into existing plant, whether that is a centralised HVAC system, localised fan-coils, or rooms without any existing mechanical air-handling. We look at your space, existing plant, and individual needs, then build a specific solution for you.

To request a consultation please click here.

How does PRS help the environment?

PRS ensures that air within the building is safe. Usually placed after the AHU, the PRS unit treats all air passing through it. This constant treatment allows for higher levels of recirculation which means the air requires less energy to heat or cool it. We estimate that energy consumption can be reduced by 10-30% depending on the original settings. Our London pilot showed an energy saving of 15%.

Levels of filtering can be reduced subject to the objective. PRS will not reduce PM2.5 but will tackle microscopic pathogens. Lowering the level of filtering will save energy and reduce the wear and tear of plant equipment.

Continuous product development has led to the use of material components that last longer, for example lamps last 60,000 hrs meaning less raw material used.

What is the lifetime of a unit?

If maintained correctly units will last for at least 25 years.

What are the maintenance requirements?

Bio-annual checks should be carried out. As with all mechanical equipment, some parts will need to be periodically replaced over the life of the system. For example:

– Lamps burn for 60,000 hours.

– Ballasts typically last 5 years.

Individual maintenance contracts are designed for each client’s needs.

TRANSFORMING INDOOR AIR QUALITY

& ENERGY EFFICIENCY WORLDWIDE

 

 

TRANSFORMING INDOOR AIR QUALITY & ENERGY EFFICIENCY WORLDWIDE