By installing supply ducts for ducted air conditioning units and external air handling units on the secondary side, ions are supplied from all indoor air supply outlets, achieving virus sterilization, deodorization, and energy-saving air conditioning.
By installing AQS in the air supply section of the ventilation system, the air quality and hygiene levels of the ventilated indoor environment will dramatically improve. Odors generated from outdoor air and indoor sources are detected and identified, and are reliably removed through oxygen ion reactions. Additionally, by measuring and detecting the generation capacity of oxygen ions, as well as indoor and outdoor air quality, air supply volume, and humidity with sensors, it becomes possible to quantify the invisible air and generate the appropriate ions indoors, thereby consistently creating an optimal indoor environment. Furthermore, by monitoring the data measured by air measurement sensors, it is possible to confirm that the indoor air, which changes daily, is being maintained hygienically.
It is possible to disinfect airborne bacteria, with disinfection effectiveness data nearing 90%. Installation in the air supply duct allows for infection control in indoor spaces. It is possible to reduce the air conditioning airflow and hygienically increase the proportion of air that is reused (heat recovery) that is expelled outdoors.
- Neutralization and removal of airborne bacteria (mold, bacteria, yeast) and odor substances (tobacco, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide).
- Effectiveness against viruses, pollen, PM2.5, and VOCs, which can impact human health.
- Prevention of hospital-acquired infections.
