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P32 Product News:Layout 1 28/09/2021 11:43 Page 32 Product News Can air sterilisation really kill COVID?


The test results are in for the KTII The latest independent testing has found that the KTII Air Steriliser, available from Red Arrow, reduces airborne virus particles by 99.99% in under 30 minutes – and it could be the answer to limiting the spread of COVID in schools, universities and workplaces this winter.


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ndustry-leading independent biomedical researcher Airmid Healthgroup, based in Dublin, tested the


KTII in laboratory conditions using a SARS- CoV-2 surrogate, Bacteriophage MS2. They found that the KTII’s multi-barrier approach to air purification dramatically reduced the virus’s infectivity indoors – virtually eradicating the virus. Schools and workplaces have been advised to


‘keep the windows open’ in order to reduce COVID transmissions indoors. However, it’s difficult to scientifically assess how effective this measure really is in reducing virus particles in the air – and once colder weather sets in, it will become harder for premises to maintain this open-window policy. These test results present the KTII as a viable solution to measurably lower the risk of COVID transmissions in classrooms and commercial spaces.


How the KTII works: A safe and effective way to utilise UVC light for air sterilisation, the KTII Medical Grade Dual


plan and cellular offices (a smaller unit, the KTIII, is available for spaces with a 90m2 coverage). It’s also easy to install, quiet to run and unobtrusive, eliminating disruption to students and workers. To test the KTII’s efficacy, Airmid tested the


virus’ plaque-forming units per cubic metre of air (log10 PFU/m3). This, in effect, shows how much of the active and transmissible virus is present after filtration. The tests found that, in just 30 minutes, the virus’


PFU was reduced from 7.6 log10 PFU/m3 to below the limit of detection – a reduction of 99.99%. The smaller version of the unit, KTIII, achieved a


Technology Mobile Air Sterilisation System uses a multiple barrier approach to air purification. It combines the largest medical grade HEPA14


filter (18m2) with an Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation Chamber (UVGI). First, it filters and captures viruses, bacteria and pathogens, before rupturing, disrupting and destroying their microbial DNA and RNA within the UVGI chamber to sterilise the air. With a coverage of 150m2, it’s suitable for use in boardrooms, meeting rooms, social spaces, open


reduction of over 4 log10 in less than 60 minutes – again, representing a reduction of over 99.99%. Red Arrow has partnered with So Pure Air,


investing heavily in predictive Sterilized Air distribution software ‘SPA tm’ to ensure that clients can make informed decisions about the correct number of air filtration units and where to position them.


For more information, please contact graham.lewis@redarrowelectrical.co.uk or 0114 279 8999


RekorHD – the comprehensive 2MP CCTV systems range from ESP


ESP’s recently revamped RekorHD 2MP CCTV range provides installers with a comprehensive range of CCTV solutions to cover a variety of applications, including domestic, commercial and industrial.


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he RekorHD range now consists of 4 and 8 channel kits, which have all the components required to get a CCTV


system up and running in one box. The kits include a 4 or 8 channel DVR, pre-installed premium surveillance hard drive, cameras, camera cables, system power supply, mouse and HDMI cable. The menu is designed to be very user-friendly and is navigated via mouse control. For larger installations the RekorHD range has been expanded, with an increased number of cameras now available to offer a much greater camera choice. The expanded camera options include a selection of lenses for different focal requirements, infrared coverage for night time visibility, and options for a bullet or dome camera style housings which are available in a choice of white and grey finishes. In addition, the RekorHD range will now


offer a choice of 4, 8 and 16 channel DVRs with pre-installed surveillance Hard Drives with 500GB to 8TB capacity. The DVR’s features and storage options aim to provide flexible solutions for installers.


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lPre-installed surveillance hard drive lRemote monitoring via APP (Android / IOS) or PC, with no additional fees or subscription required


lContinuous, scheduled and motion record modes


lUSB backup for evidence transfer lMouse driven user menu


Before and after service support for the system


Features and benefits of the RekorHD CCTV range include: lHigh Definition 2MP resolution viewing and recording


lA range of 2MP, day/night, IP66 weatherproof cameras with metal housings, including a vandal resistant option.


lIntelligent function: with perimeter intrusion detection and line crossing detection, offering improved functionality compared to traditional motion detection.


lH.265 video compression for efficient storage


is available through ESP’s highly experienced UK technical support team. A specialist design service is also available, with a team of dedicated design engineers working with professional installers to assist with specifying the right system for a range of project-based applications. A new RekorHD brochure can be downloaded from the ESP website and is also available to view on the Scolmore Group app.


For more information, visit www.espuk.com or contact sales@espuk.com or 01527 515150


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