Clean Air
Advanced Clean Air Sterilization Technologies represent the pinnacle of indoor air quality management for high-traffic and sensitive environments. Unlike traditional air purifiers that merely trap particles, air sterilizers utilize medical-grade technology to neutralize 99.9999% of airborne pathogens—including viruses, bacteria, and VOCs—in a single air pass.
Autopack partners with global leaders like Radic8 to provide “Viruskiller™” technology, ensuring that your facility moves beyond simple filtration to active sterilization, creating a safe “breathing zone” for employees, clients, and patients.
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Implementation of Advanced Clean Air Sterilization Technologies
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1. Site Air Quality Audit:Our experts conduct a thorough assessment of your floor plan, occupancy levels, and existing ventilation to identify "dead zones" where air stagnates.
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2. Solution CustomizationBased on the audit, we recommend a mix of portable floor units, wall-mounted systems, or in-duct sterilization modules.
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3. Seamless Installation:Our technical team handles the integration, ensuring units are positioned for optimal laminar airflow without disrupting your operations.
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4. Post-Installation ValidationWe provide testing to confirm the reduction in airborne contaminants, ensuring your facility meets the target safety standards.
1. Pick Your Tools
Select the best scanners, printers, and software that fit your needs and work with your current systems.
2. Create Your Barcodes
Select the best barcode style, design a clear layout, and print the labels needed for your items.
3. Buy and Set Up
Purchase the chosen hardware, like scanners and printers, and install everything in the appropriate locations.
4.Connect Your Systems
Connect the new system to your existing software for automatic data sharing and seamless updates.
5. Move Your Data
Carefully transfer product data into the new system, then complete the initial setup and create user accounts.
6. Practice Makes Perfect
Train your team on the new tools, then run tests to identify and fix any potential issues.
7. Go-Live!
Roll out the new barcode system for daily use, and monitor it closely to ensure a smooth start.
8. Ongoing Support and Improvement
Utilize ongoing support and monitor the system to find opportunities for future improvements.
Features of Advanced Clean Air Sterilization Technologies
Autopack (Viruskiller™) VS Standard HEPA VS Purifier Traditional HVAC
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Use Cases
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Medical & Healthcare Facilities
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Medical & Healthcare Facilities
Crucial for waiting rooms, dental clinics, and surgical suites to prevent cross-infection between patients and healthcare workers.
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Food & Beverage Processing
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Food & Beverage Processing
Protects cleanroom environments from mold spores and bacteria that can contaminate production lines and reduce product shelf life.
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Corporate Offices & Co-working Spaces
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Corporate Offices & Co-working Spaces
Reduces the spread of seasonal flu and common colds, maintaining a high level of employee attendance and focus.
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Educational Institutions
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Educational Institutions
Installed in classrooms and lecture halls to provide a safer learning environment for students and faculty, especially in high-density areas.
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Manufacturing & Logistics
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Manufacturing & Logistics
Controls fine industrial dust and neutralizes chemical fumes (VOCs) generated during assembly or packaging processes.
Frequent Asked Questions on Barcode
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What is the difference between an air purifier and an air sterilizer?An air purifier typically uses only mechanical filters (like HEPA) to "trap" particles. An air sterilizer uses additional technology, like UV-C and PCO, to "kill" or neutralize the DNA of pathogens so they can no longer replicate.
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Is the UV-C light dangerous to people in the room?No. In our systems, the UV-C lamps are completely enclosed within a shielded reactor chamber. There is zero light leakage, making it 100% safe for 24/7 use in occupied rooms.
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How often do the filters need to be changed?Typically, the HEPA and Carbon filters should be replaced every 12 months, depending on the environment's dust levels. The UV-C lamps have a long lifespan, usually requiring replacement every 8,000 to 12,000 hours.
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Can this technology eliminate the smell of smoke or chemicals?Yes. The combination of activated carbon and photocatalytic oxidation is highly effective at breaking down the molecular bonds of odors and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
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Does it produce ozone?Our Radic8 units are specifically designed to be ozone-free, ensuring that no harmful byproducts are released into your environment.
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Where should the unit be placed for the best results?Units should be placed where they can best influence the "breathing zone"—typically at head height or positioned to create a laminar flow that moves air away from people.
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Is it noisy?The units use high-efficiency, brushless motors that are designed for quiet operation, typically ranging from 40-55 dB depending on the fan speed.
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Can it be integrated into my existing HVAC system?Yes, we offer "In-Duct" solutions that can be installed directly into your ventilation trunking to sterilize air as it circulates through the entire building.
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What is a "Single Air Pass" kill rate?This means that 99.9999% of pathogens are destroyed the very first time they pass through the machine, rather than needing to be circulated through the machine multiple times.
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Does Autopack provide maintenance services?Yes, Autopack offers comprehensive after-sales support, including scheduled filter replacements and technical health checks for all sterilization units.
