When two global, high-tech companies decide to work together, the union sizzles with success. Such is the case with Rensair and Global Telemetrics. …
more The WHO and governments worldwide have recommended good indoor ventilation ever since they recognised that Covid19 was predominantly transmitted via airborne particulates and that the transmission risk from fomites (surfaces) was low. This article looks at the principal factors that …
more As the coronavirus pandemic continues, many employees are working from home. Essential workers don’t have that luxury. They are reporting to offices and makeshift workspaces. In the future, many employees will also return to their desks. Whether you work …
more Rensair’s patented technology uses advanced purification technology, including UVC light and HEPA 13 filters. To better understand how Rensair is effective against COVID-19, we must understand the virus and the scientific reports on the technologies that have proven to mitigate …
more If you have asthma or allergies, exposure to hazardous particulate matter like mould, pet dander, dust mites or pollen, can aggravate your condition. As we spend more time indoors, improving air quality in our home and workplace is an important …
more This guide is for the Rensair CE marked version typically used in Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa and parts of South America. If you have the ETL certified version typically used in North America, please contact Rensair or your Rensair …
more The COVID-19 crisis is posing serious challenges to the railway industry. By design, the nature of rail excursions puts travellers in poorly ventilated, confined spaces, which contributes to airborne transmission of the virus. Regarding the rail sector and coronavirus …
more The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) has been providing British Government ministers and officials with advice throughout the Covid19 pandemic, based on external scientific evidence and a wide source of essential information. The Environmental and Modelling group (EMG) for …
more As we move through the COVID-19 pandemic new research indicates the coronavirus may be transmitted through airborne aerosols. Care homes eager to keep their facilities safe are exploring the need for air purification, especially as cooler weather hinders access to …
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