Check out a small selection[1] of some of major international healthcare facilities, hotels, public transportation, businesses, schools, universities, and food and beverage facilities who have trailed NCC Technology (NCC), verified the efficacy in their own facilities, and then gone onto deploy NCC throughout their facilities.

Underwriters Laboratory (UL Solutions) created the UL-2998 certification, as a new environmental standard to enable manufacturers to have their technology tested, independently validated and guaranteed that the technology does not emit ozone. This validation enables consultants and consumers to cut through certain companies marketing materials and the confusion they create.

Topics of blog:

1. Beware of ‘Breath Backwash’

2. Putting into context why air quality and appropriate air purification matters

3. Surfaces are not as hygienic as you think

Some odours are caused by a particular event, and can be easily addressed if you can identify the source, physically remove it, thoroughly clean up and adequately ventilate.

On the other hand, invisible persistent odours, can be very problematic to trouble shoot. These types of odours, are a warning sign that something is not right with your indoor environmental quality.

If left unresolved, persistent odours can create long term detrimental term health effects for staff, or residents. Odours can also create negative customer experiences, affect your brand image, and ability to attract customers, and keep them turning up.

CVS Health has installed CASPR technology in all of its more than 1,100 CVS MinuteClinic® locations inside select CVS Pharmacy stores across 35 states and Washington, D.C. CASPR helps keep MinuteClinic safer by reducing harmful bacteria, viruses and other germs in the air and on surfaces.

The Covid pandemic has created problems for the hotel industry throughout New Zealand. Providing a safe place to stay, where guests and staff remain well is an issue all hotels face. Especially as the evidence is the problem isn’t going away any time soon.

The Covid pandemic has created problems for the hotel industry throughout New Zealand. Providing a safe place to stay, where guests and staff remain well is an issue all hotels face. Especially as the evidence is the problem isn’t going away any time soon.

Breathing will get easier with these 4 simple, effective steps to improve indoor air quality.