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AIR SENTRY AIR PURIFICATION SYSTEMS


Our ICU AHU is on its last legs!


It’s not in this year’s budget, we have to keep it going


Have you spoken to Air Sentry?


Supply


You should have 10 ach but most of that energy goes straight across the ceiling


Extract


Corner or mid-wall


Installing Genesis low extract ducting is quick and easy, with minimal disruption. It can even interface and supplement your existing system


Now the vector flow is more efficient, plus similar to heat recovery, you can include minimal recirculation under HTM 03.01 NETB 2023/01A, reducing your flow but achieving cleaner air


Thank you, Prof Luft!


Download your brochure today at WWW.AIRSENTRY.CO.UK


AIRSENTRY l THE OLD STABLES l WEST STREET l GREAT SOMERFORD l WILTSHIRE l SN15 5EH 01666 818087 webrequest@airsentry.co.uk


*Air Sentry will allow a trade in of a non-conforming unit from other suppliers for a credit of £500 against one of their clinical air systems (which can be purchased or rented.) Air Sentry systems are fully compliant with the new HEPA guidance. The returned non-compliant units may be suitable for schools. Where this is the case, they will be safety checked and then donated to the nearest state school to the purchasing hospital with the hospital highlighted as the donor under our ‘HEPA Safe’ programme. Air Sentry will advise on potential compliance of existing units upon request’


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