Odor control for Crime Scene Investigations and Cleanup

Exposure to chemicals, odors and biological contaminants can pose serious health consequences for personnel conducting crime scene investigations, crime scene cleanup and decontamination or hazardous material management (hazmat) . Protective air cleaning devices are vital to help minimize exposure to chemicals, odors and other pollutants as well provide a more comfortable and efficient working environment.

We also provide air filtration for:
Forensic Labs
Odor Control
Evidence Protection

The units recommended in this section offer serious chemical, odor and particle abatement and feature deep-bed activated carbon filters and HEPA filtration. Ideal for:

• Decomp/death/ trauma scenes
• Chemical and biological threats
• Meth lab cleanup
• Extreme odor
• Microbial contamination
• CTS Decon
• Situations that require negative air

Odor control for Crime Scene Investigations and Cleanup

Air Filtration for Evidence Rooms and Property Rooms

Electrocorp's air filtration systems for evidence rooms and property rooms are designed for a broad spectrum of dangerous airborne contaminants, including narcotics fumes, aspergillus mold spores, microorganisms, biohazards, chemicals, gases, odor control, and particles.

We also provide air filtration for:
Forensic Labs
Odor Control
Crime Scene Applications

These tough industrial units are designed for 24/7 continuous use in evidence rooms and property rooms of varying size and feature activated carbon and HEPA technology originally developed by the military for hazardous airborne toxins.

Currently used by law enforcement agencies across America, these air filtration units can also be custom-built to address specific air quality concerns in various storage areas and departments.

From the INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PROPERTY & EVIDENCE, Property Room Standards:

"Ventilation is of special concern with narcotics. Narcotics fumes should not be circulated within a common ventilation system."

"A narcotics storage room shall have an adequate ventilation system consistent with legal mandates that will not impact other areas of the building. Always consider a negative pressure system."

Source: New Standards for Certification http://www.iape.org/Standards_7-03/index.htm#10 Retrieved May 30, 2008

"Green" Air Quality Solutions for Law Enforcement facilities.