Hydron Peroxide Ions

Refers to the placement of a Hydron Peroxide Ions Generator into the supply duct or an existing (or new) HVAC system, which releases Hydron Peroxide Ions into the space.

Why? The virus is airborne by attachment. Hydron Peroxide Ions released into the air will interact with airborne virus laden particles.

How? Equipment, producing Hydron Peroxide Ions, can be installed in the ducts of air-conditioning or ventilation or filtering systems releasing the ions into the supply airstream which are then dispersed throughout the space.

Hydron Peroxide Ions are unstable by nature. When the Ions meet virus carrying particles they will react violently (“burnup”), resulting in their destruction.

Action? Install Hydron Peroxide Ion producing systems.

Consult with manufacturer for system design and deployment.

Advantages:

• Can burn almost all known small molecule viruses.

• Can work at human presence.

• Charged Hydron Peroxide Ions will react with all particles floating in the air (not just infected ones), so it is also a good system for general air cleaning.

• Easy to use.

• Small acquisition Cost.

• Very small operational cost

• Can be automated.

• Low maintenance cost.

• Does not take Floor space.

• Can be used in open court restaurants (under certain conditions).

• Good visual acceptance (provided user is happy with ducts)

Disadvantages:

• Its full use and disinfection can be achieved under complete dispersion throughout the space. Duct and grill placement design must accommodate for the dispersion of the ions throughout the space. Return ducts and grills design should accommodate for the avoidance of airflow “cross-flow”.

• Design for air recirculation to engage, even when air-conditioning equipment stop the flow of air due to achievement of temperature Set-Point.

• Due to downward gravitational movement it is mostly effective on virus deposits on upper surfaces. Leaves undercounter surfaces untreated.

• Needs more than one unit to cover large areas.

• Leaves a minute amount of dust on surfaces.

For more information & data on Hydron Peroxide Ion systems, as well as information on Products and Manufacturers please Contact us