HOW IT WORKS
Medical-grade air sterilisation technology for:
Care Homes
Hospitals
Doctors Surgeries
Restaurants & Bars
Hotels
Retail Shops
Public Buildings
Schools
WHAT MAKES VIRUSKILLER UNIQUE?
Air Sterilisation
Radic8’s patented Viruskiller™ reactor chamber neutralises all pathogens and airborne harmful microorganisms
The reactor chamber has multiple UVC lights that are surrounded by chromed nano titanium dioxide (TiO2) tube filters and polished with activated carbon.
The UVC light reacts with the photocatalytic surface to create powerful oxidants called hydroxyl radicals which kills harmful pathogens.
Works in a Single Air Pass
Radic8’s technology has been rigorously tested by independent facilities and institutions and found to eliminate airborne pathogens at first pass – so that only clean, sterilised air is recirculated in the indoor environment.
Airflow Control
The units are designed to pull contaminated air towards to floor of the room and therefore away from the breathing zone.
Air emerges sterilised from the top of the unit, displacing the air in the breathing zone.
This cycle ensures an optimal airflow in the room.
SEE INSIDE THE UNIT
Process for complete air sterilisation
Contaminated air is drawn down to the bottom of the unit
It passes through the pre-filter, HEPA filter and activated carbon filter that remove larger particles such as dust, pollen, smoke and some VOC’s
Unlike most ‘air purifiers’, air is then sterilised in the reactor chamber using a process called photocatalytic oxidation
Clean, sterilised air is pushed out from the top of the unit into the breathing zone
Radic8 technology has been tested and proven effective against:
All four categories of respiratory viruses:
Coronavirus DF2
Adenovirus
Influenza virus
Polio virus
Harmful Gases:
Acetaldehyde
Acetic Acid
Toluene
Nitrogen Dioxide
Major types of bacteria and fungus:
S. Aureus subsp. Aureus
S. pyogenes
S. pneumoniae
E. Coli DH 5a
K. pneumoniae
A. Niger
R. oryzae
Volatile Organic Compounds & particulate matter:
Particulate matter
VOCs
Acetaldehyde
Formaldehyde
