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A solution for a net-zero future


BeaconMedaes is the sole UK supplier of Medclair’s unique Central Destruction Unit (CDU), helping hospitals reach net zero. The low-energy unit eliminates 99% of exhaled nitrous oxide, making the surrounding environment safer for staff and patients without any reduction in the level of pain relief provided.


CDU Explained


• The CDU is a centrally installed nitrous oxide destruction unit with the capacity of handling up to 12 treatment rooms.


• The unit is compact and contains functionality for continuous real-time monitoring.


• Exhaled air is passed from the face mask into a climate-smart catalytic purification system, where the environmentally hazardous nitrous oxide gas is decomposed into harmless nitrogen (N2


) and air (O2 ) and can be safely vented into the atmosphere.


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