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Featuring Activated Carbon and Super HEPA filters:

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HEPA filters will do a great job of capturing particles, but not the VOCs. To also remove formaldehyde and other VOCs, (chemical off-gassing) you will need an air purifier with additional technology. Air purifiers with plain activated carbon or granulated carbon are not as effective in removing VOCs.

Clean air is recognized as a vital component for overall comfort, workplace health and safety as well as productivity. According to research from leading organizations like the EPA, WHO and Health Canada, exposure to polluted air may lead to immediate and long-term health effects, including respiratory diseases, heart disease and cancer.

Air Purifiers that Truly Clean

Not partially clean, but completely clean. That's why we believe that all indoor air purifiers need activated carbon in addition to high quality Super HEPA filters. Our air purifiers work to appease so many situations as they can be customized to your specific needs.

Other air cleaners focus on filtering out particles, but AllerAir air purifiers featuring activated carbon go one step further and protect you from the harmful chemicals, gases and odors present in every home and office.

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Complete Approach to Building Air Purifiers that Tackle All the Main Irritants Affecting Poor Indoor Air Quality:

Dust, pollen, pet dander, pet hair, dust mites, dangerous airborne chemicals, gases, fumes and annoying persistent odors like cigar and cigarette smoke and pet odors.

Unlike many of our competitors who use mere ounces of carbon or a carbon-sprayed mesh, we use pounds of deep bed activated carbon to effectively adsorb dangerous airborne chemicals.

Activated carbon is among the most effective materials known to man for removing airborne chemicals, gases and odor. It's used widely by hospitals, the military, scientific and industrial facilities, and disaster response units for its safe and powerful adsorbing properties. Carbon is also used in water filters, gas masks and medical treatments to counteract poison. It is the most effective filter media on the market to trap airborne chemicals, gases and odors. It can remove formaldehyde, traffic fumes, benzene, smoke as well as hundreds of other volatile organic compounds. The more carbon an air cleaner has, the more chemicals it will be able to adsorb.

Many air cleaners that claim to have carbon have such an insignificant amount of actual carbon within their units that it is rendered as ineffective as it would be had it had no carbon whatsoever.

Carbon is key for chemical adsorption. For serious chemical adsorption, only AllerAir air purifiers with pounds of granular carbon will be effective.

 

More Carbon Depth Makes for a Better Air Purifier

More Carbon Depth Makes for a Better Air Purifier

Activated carbon has been specially treated to open up millions of tiny pores and fissures. This creates a huge internal surface area. In fact, less than a handful of carbon has the surface area of an entire football field. When polluted air is drawn into the air purifier, chemicals, gases and odors are trapped in these openings. An air purifier made specifically for chemicals and odors will have a thick filter of granular activated carbon. Avoid any air purifier that uses only a thin carbon filter. This type of air purifier simply does not have enough carbon to be effective. It will quickly become saturated and may stop adsorbing within weeks or even days. A large carbon filter could last up to two years depending on the level of odors and chemicals in the dwelling.

If you are looking for an air filtration system, air purifier that’s designed with removing chemical gases, fumes, odors, in mind, look no further.

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Monomer, acrylic fume, odor, chemical air filtration

Air Filtration System, Air Purifier, Cleaner for Dental Laboratories, Monomer Lab Unit, Printed Circuit Board Component Soldering Fumes, Chemical Fumes, Gas, Odor Removal, Reduction

MONOMER

$1799.98 USD
Optional: 
Wall mounting bracket: $199.98 USD
Steel rack: $159.98 USD
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AllerAir 5000W & Salon Series (Source Capture) Air Filtration System Series

Standard features:

• Pleated True HEPA filter
• up to 18 lbs of " VOCARB special impregnated blend" granular activated carbon / charcoal filter
• Depth of Granular activated carbon bed: 2.5 inches
• Anti-microbial filter
• Pre-filter
• 6" x 8' aluminum flex hose
• 400 CFM Motor, 3 speed, quiet motor

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Multiple Purpose Air Purifiers - Air Cleaners - Air Scrubbers - Air Filtration Systems

Home & Office indoor air purifiers featuring Activated Carbon / Charcoal and HEPA

AllerAir believes in making air filtration systems, air purifiers and air cleaners that truly clean your air - not partially clean, but completely clean. That's why we believe that all indoor air purifiers need activated carbon / charcoal in addition to high quality HEPA filters.
Other air filtration systems, air purifiers and air cleaners focus on filtering out particles, but AllerAir air purifiers featuring activated carbon / activated charcoal go one step further and protect you from the harmful chemicals, gases and odors present in every home and office.
This complete approach to building air purifiers tackles all the main irritants that affect poor indoor air quality: dust, pollen, pet dander, pet hair, dust mites, dangerous airborne chemicals, gases, fumes and annoying persistent odors like cigar and cigarette smoke and pet odors.

Plus, Optional, Customizable Features

Virus, Mold & Bacteria Protection
Customize your air purifier with a UV light to provide additional protection from viruses, mold and bacteria.
Activated Carbon Blend
Exec Blend: Our Exec carbon is our general-purpose blend, ideal for trapping a wide range of airborne chemicals, gases and odors.
Vocarb Blend: Our Vocarb carbon is our boosted blend, offering a more aggressive removal of hard-to-trap airborne chemicals, gases and odors. This blend is best suited for newly renovated environments, unknown contaminants and/or formaldehyde.
Custom Blend: Have an unusual IAQ problem? Let us customize the perfect carbon blend solution!
Filter Depth
A unit’s filter depth is key to its adsorption capacity. Customize your unit with a 2.5” (regular), 3” (deep or “D”) or 3.5” (extra deep or “DX”) carbon bed filter to maximize its chemical-adsorption efficiency.
International Voltage / Power / Plug
Available in both Voltage: 115/60Hz or 230/60Hz - 1.3A

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Air filtration to bring outside air in to a 20 ft square underground tornado shelter

"I am looking for some sort of air scrubber or filter to bring outside air in to a 20 ft square underground tornado shelter with 8ft ceiling. I need to filter outside air and clean inside air for 6 people for several days if need be when used as disaster shelter."

A positive pressure set up like the illustration below using a 6000 EXEC model (http://www.allerairsolutions.com/6000prices.html)



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Can be powered off a battery with the help of a power inverter same as used in RVs and cars.

Manila Breathing Easier as ADB Releases Last Tranche for Clean Air Project

MANILA, PHILIPPINES (15 December 2003) - ADB has released the last US$100 million for the Metro Manila Air Quality Improvement Sector Development Program being implemented by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) after achieving significant reductions in lead and sulfur dioxide levels.

A recent study showed improvements in blood lead levels among children in Metro Manila compared to 2000 when the unleaded gasoline policy was first implemented. Lead poisoning reduces intelligence quotients, especially in children. At its worst, the level of lead exposure in Metro Manila can cause an average loss of five IQ points in children as well as heart disease and premature death.

"Despite many challenges, the Government has made significant progress with the program and has achieved the benchmark reforms it set for the release of this second and last tranche," notes Yue-Lang Feng, the senior ADB officer in charge of the program.

"The Government will continue its efforts as air quality management and improvement is a long-term process."

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State bans in-home ozone air purifiers, citing health risks

State bans in-home ozone air purifiers, citing health risks

The California Air Resources Board says the regulation, which takes effect in 2009, is the first of its kind in the nation.

(Los Angeles Times) The California Air Resources Board has banned popular in-home ozone air purifiers, saying studies have found that they can worsen conditions such as asthma that marketers claim they help to prevent. The regulation, which the board said is the first of its kind in the nation, will require testing and certification of all types of air purifiers. Any that emit more than a tiny amount of ozone will have to be pulled from the California market. An estimated 2% of the state's households have one of the so-called ozone air purifiers, according to air board staff research, and the staff estimated that more than 500,000 people had been exposed to levels of ozone above federally recognized health standards as a result. More than 2 million California residents have some sort of air purifier, and other types can be safe and effective, the air board staff said. "This is a landmark decision," said Mary Nichols, chairwoman of the Air Resources Board. "State government needed to set up [its] own standards on air purifiers because many [marketers] indeed are deceiving the public," said former Assemblywoman Fran Pavley, who sponsored a law requiring the board to rein in so-called ozone generators. "There are reports of ozone being generated in someone's living room . . . at levels equivalent to having a Stage 1 smog alert right in your own house." The new regulation, which takes effect in 2009, will exempt industrial and commercial uses of ozone generators, as long as people are not present. read more Editor's note: The California Air Resources Board has posted a partial list of air cleaners they believe emit too much ozone. View it here

Month of February, Love is in the air

President's Message

Dear Valued Agents and Dealers, February is here, and though the winter blues sometimes set in by this time, it is also one of the months where vendors of air purifiers can provide the most help to clients. The cold weather and extra time spent indoors increases the rate of colds and flu, and worsens asthma symptoms. Especially in these cold months, an air purifier with activated carbon, HEPA, and UV can dramatically improve a person's outlook on winter, and their overall health. The UV option is particularly useful this time of year as it provides an extra level of protection against bacteria and viruses. I am also going to take the opportunity in this newsletter to give you a short introduction to TiO2 (Titanium dioxide) purification technology that is available in some of our newest units. In previous newsletters it has been mentioned that we will be incorporating this technology in our air purifiers, and thus it will be beneficial to give a brief overview as to how it works. TiO2 is a photocatalyst, meaning that it reacts in the presence of light. When exposed to light, TiO2 reacts by breaking down organic compounds in the immediate area of where it has been applied. Environmental toxins such as nitrogen oxide are broken down. As odours are created by organic compounds (VOCs), TiO2 acts to neutralize these odors. Furthermore, TiO2 works to break down microbial contaminants such as bacteria and mold. TiO2 is an odourless, non-toxic compound used in many consumer products such as toothpaste and soap. By combining TiO2 with UV light, AllerAir products makes use of this photocatalytic reaction to purify the air passing through our air purifiers. We are very excited about the possibilities for this new technology, and you will certainly be hearing more about it in the future from us. For more in-depth information regarding TiO2 and our newly launched products, please contact our sales department. Have a great month, Sam Teitelbaum President, AllerAir Industries

Understanding Asthma

How does weather or the time of year affect children with asthma?

In addition to being cold and flu season, the winter months can also increase asthma attacks in children. Children spend long periods of time indoors during the winter months. There, they are exposed to a variety of asthma triggers, including animals, dust mites, chemicals, viruses and bacteria that cause infection. In addition, when children are outside they are exposed to cold winter air, which also trigger asthma attacks. From Children's Healthcare of Atlanta

In the news:

US Labor Unions Sue Bush Administration for More Protective Gear

Two prominent labor organizations have sued the Bush administration for failing to protect nearly 20 million workers from job injuries. In 1999 the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) proposed a rule requiring employers to pay for protective clothing, face shields, gloves and other equipment used by workers. But before the proposal became a standard, Mr. Bush was elected to office. Since then, the Department of Labor has neglected to enact the standard. The personal protective equipment (PPE) rule would require employers to pay for safety items that protect workers from job hazards. Many workers in the nation's most dangerous industries, including meatpacking, poultry and construction, who have high rates of injury, are forced by their employers to pay for their own safety gear because of the failure of OSHA to implement the PPE rule. According to OSHA's own figures, 400,000 workers have been injured and 50 have died owing to the lack of the PPE rule. The full story can be found here Source: People's Weekly World

Moldy Dorm Causes Student Health Problems

Coming into her freshman year, Erica Cone never expected she would end up with a handful of health problems. Cone, a business administration major, moved into the Kentucky Hall Laurel Wing room 111 in August and moved out in late October 2006. According to Cone, she noticed a "weird smell" in her room on move-in day. Not knowing what it was, she decided to try and live with it. Cone said her room was different than most because it was next to the showers, so she had an air duct on one side of her room. "It kind of smelled like a locked-up house," Cone said. "So I just figured we needed to open the windows to let it out." Cone said she and her roommate found mold in the air vents and ceiling tiles of the room. …Cone said her health problems included fluid in her lungs, damaged cartilage in her ribs, bruised diaphragm, pulled muscles around her ribs, sore throat from coughing and an ear infection. According to Cone, instead of going back to maintenance she went to housing and they moved her out of that room in four days. "It took three months for me to recover from all the damage to my ribs from coughing," Cone said. "I do, however, still have a hard time breathing. I've noticed this during times when I'm working out, giving presentations or walking. This never occurred before." Source: The Northerner For your Clean Air Solution please visit our website at Allerairsolutions.com