Many pollutants can affect the quality of indoor air, whether they are of natural origin (pollens, radon, microorganisms…), present in everyday products (VOCs, endocrine disruptors, formaldehydes…) or emitted by human activity (carbon monoxide).
As with all enclosed areas, especially those receiving public services, establishments in the hotel and restaurant sector face these risks. They are also likely to be particularly concerned by air quality issues directly related to their activity:
– Pollutants emitted by combustion sources
– Odours from kitchens and sanitary facilities
– Chemical residues from cleaning products
– Risks of airborne contamination, multiplied by the concentration of people and their activities (eating, drinking, speaking, singing, dancing…)
Indoor air quality is a major public health issue today. In particular, legislation requires many institutions with a minor audience to implement IAQ surveillance.
Indoor air cleanup has also become a preferred solution to address the health crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Effective against microbes and viruses, Ikibox purifiers help to drastically limit the risk of contamination, both for customers and employees.
Finally, our innovative air purifiers have been approved by professionals in your sector and several establishments are already equipped with them (see below).
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Ikibox air scrubbers use revolutionary technology to clean up ambient air, developed in partnership with French and European laboratories, and are of medical quality. Based on the principle of advanced plasma-catalysis oxidation, it acts on molecules and eliminates all pollutants and contaminants in order to restore the original purity of the air.
In particular, Ikibox solutions enable establishments receiving the public to drastically limit the risk of bacterial and virus proliferation. Their use in confined spaces thus reduces the risk of airborne contamination by 50 to 70% (Study IAQ 2012) as well as the impact of chemical pollutants and other endocrine disruptors.