Aircraft, Airport Terminals & Facilities

The air quality in aircraft (especially helicopters and business) contains a variety of pollutants including gaseous odors emanating from hydraulics, ethanol and other VOC emissions, mold, tobacco smoke, dust, allergens as well as various pathogens.

The indoor air quality of airport terminals, hangers, garages and other airport facilities have a variety of contaminants that must be addressed for the health of employees as well as travelers and others. The airport HVAC systems do not capture many different dangerous airborne pollutants consisting of dust, bacteria, viruses, mold spores, tobacco smoke, odors emitting from garbage, diesel engines and fuel, VOC's, mold and other contaminants.

Our ActiveOx™ bipolar ion technology provides the building with the most economically advantageous position by dramatically reducing the cost of energy, as the facility will no longer be forced to draw large amounts of outside air into the HVAC system in order to minimize the effects of smoking, garbage and other odors and therefore very quickly pay for the system through a reduction of energy costs.

Aside from dramatic cost savings and the removal of all smoke and odors the ActiveOx™ system will remove mold spores, mold, dust, allergens, bacteria, viruses, all forms of smoke and also neutralizes static electricity, ultimately providing the clean fresh scent of mountain air and accomplishing these vital results without producing any harmful ozone.

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