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PanelPilotACE Display: Scientifi c Air Management


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Hospital Air Disinfection System Airborne Infection Control ompromised air quality in


hospitals can increase the


severity of infections in patients and negatively impact staff. There is no


overstating the importance of air quality in hospitals and medical centres as these facilities need to be sterile and clean to allow patients to recover and employees to work safely.


According to signifi cant


research articles, over 35% of infections can be transmitted through the air. These types of infections can leave particles suspended in the air for extended periods of time. Scientifi c Air Management, a


Florida-based company, created the


S400 to reduce these transmissions in critical areas. The S400 is a mobile air disinfection unit designed to remove airborne contaminants, pathogens, and


odours of all types. The S400 unit utilizes Lascar


Electronics’ SGD


43-A programmable TFT panel meter. Scientifi c Air Management chose the SGD 43-A display primarily for its programmable interface and ease of use. The free


confi guration software supplied with the panel meter enabled


Scientifi c Air Management to design


and create a multi-page user interface. The design utilized two PWM outputs to


control fan speed and illumination of the UV bulbs. The SGD 43-A also displays the HEPA fi lter runtime to ease maintenance and ensure efficient operation.


Lascar recently


designed and manufactured a


PCB that eases the assembly process


and greatly speeds up the production time of the completed assembly. Lascar Electronics was proud to help Scientifi c Air Management meet the high demand and supply hospitals with the S400 during the COVID19 crisis.


Lascar Electronics Module House, Whiteparish, SP5 2SJ 01794 884567 / sales@lascar.co.uk


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