According to recent statements from universities and the world best known environmental protection agency, the EPA, indoor air pollution is the world biggest pollution problem. From workplaces to homes and automobiles, people are more likely to get sick from the air they may be breathing indoors due to bacteria, mildew, dust, mould, fungus, pet dander, cleaning solutions, paint and much more. There is evidence that people plagued with health problems have got sick as a result of contaminated indoor air.
In addition to these environments, a new area of concern that has been getting a lot of attention is the travel industry. Some serious claims have been filed against airlines over the past few years for having very poor passenger air quality.

Hotels have also been in the spotlight. Believe it or not, hotel rooms often have contaminated air. Regardless of how beautiful the rooms may be, even some of the most luxurious hotels in the world have poor air. Mike Falkwell, chief executive officer at Purident Air Systems Inc. , a major building-engineering company operating, estimates that only about half of all hotels provide air that’s adequately clean. "A lot of hotels are just afraid to deal with it," he says. He said that telltale signs range from the smell of mould to just plain stale air.
Then there are the more noticeable signs of air pollution like cigar or cigarette smoke. Although science has proven that cigarettes and other tobacco-based products cause cancer and other numerous diseases, some people still choose to smoke. Many public places have banned smoking, while others have not. Non-smokers no longer have to be subjected to contaminated air when in a bar, restaurant or other public area.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, indoor air is the worlds biggest pollution problem which will only get bigger. Our airtight building structures block out nature's air-cleaning agents and trap the pollution created inside by household chemicals, smoking, animal dander, skin flakes, dust and other contaminants. You may think the air your breathe indoors is safe and clean. Unhappily, this is not true! (Have you ever seen the particles floating in the air when a shaft of sunlight illuminates them?) A more serious aspect of indoor air pollution is that many diseases are caused by airborne bacteria and viruses expelled into the air from sneezing, coughing, and ordinary breathing.

People are now able to breathe clean and safe indoor air with our new Breath air purification system. This innovative air purifier gives contaminated air a full treatment and brings a breath of clean "mountain-fresh" air into the workplace using the natural processes that nature uses to clean outdoor air. Mounted on the ceiling Breath offers clean air by using a three step technology provided a full and effective treatment of the ambient air.

Step 1: A thick foam layer absorbs the largest dust particles and protects the electrostatic filter layer.

Step 2:An electrostatic filter layer takes care of all impurities in the air, particles and a large amount of micro- organisms, bacteria’s, viruses moulds fungi and spores.

Step 3: The air, stripped from particles gets a UV treatment. By means of a dose offered to the micro-organisms DNA material is damaged beyond repair. (Ask our special documentation on the UV aspect)

3) Breath in practice

Typical places to install the Breath air purification system are medical rooms, dentists, pharmaceutical industry, laboratories, hospitals and food areas. The unit can treat rooms up to 150 m³

At this volume all air in the room is treated 4 times per hour since the unit has a capacity of cleaning 600 m³  of air per hour.

Whenever air is polluted with particles and / or hygiene demands prescribe an active attitude on microbial hazards the Breath air treatment system can be installed.

The Breath air treatment unit is easy to install and comes with a full year warrantee.

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