Saubere Luft

22/09/2021

"Face coverings significantly reduced virus-laden particles in the air around the person with Covid-19, cutting the amount by about 50 per cent, the researchers found.

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The variants of SARS-CoV-2 are getting better at travelling through the air, and people must wear tight-fitting masks and ensure better ventilation, in addition to getting vaccinated, to help stop spread of the virus that causes Covid-19, according to a study. The team led by researchers at the Univ...

16/09/2021

SUTL EnvironTech
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Led by Prof. Yeo Wee Ming, Ph.D. Microbiology, his team expands our commitment to providing class-leading medical-grade clean air solutions for common public and commercial spaces.

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Blue.care+ About Blue.care+ Blue.care+ is a mobile antiviral air purifier that creates clean air and significantly reduces the risk of indirect infection from airborne particles which contains dusts, moulds, bacteria and viruses. It increases the safety and quality of life as a protective measure to...

16/09/2021

"airing out the classrooms periodically is not enough" Christian Kähler, physicist and Director of the University of the German Federal Armed Forces in Munich.

Not all air purifiers are invented equal. Think Medical-Grade HEPA 14.

17/08/2021

New Zealand shows the way. Aerosol transmission is very real.

16/08/2021

When will we take precautions with the air our children breathe?

There are no new clusters on Sunday, and 9 clusters have been closed. Read more at straitstimes.com.

15/07/2021

It is difficult to know which air purifier brand actually performs and which one does not. With each Blue.Care+ set up on-site, we record particle counts and air speed for over 30min to ensure there is no bypass/air leak and the machine performs as claimed. With a particle separation of 99.995% and a CADR of 1799, you can now be sure with Blue.Care+.

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15/07/2021

29/06/2021

Stay Safe - don't let your guard down. Don't let pandemic fatigue numb your social decisions.

In the global scramble for Covid-19 vaccines, high-income countries, predictably, have sought to secure stocks for their own populations first.

17/06/2021

Back to the office with our Blue.Care+ M anti-viral air purifier. With activated charcoal pre-filter, a true HEPA 14 main filter we achieve 99.995% particle separation inclusive of viruses, bacteria and smell. With 800 m3/h airflow and a CADR of 799m3/h, we are hard to beat. Need more power? Blue.Care+ L will do just that at 1800m3/h and a CADR of 1,799.

Does your office comply with the new, local Singapore ventilation requirements? Ventilate – Vaccinate - Test.

https://www1.bca.gov.sg/docs/default-source/docs-corp-news-and-publications/circulars/guidance-note-on-improving-ventilation-and-indoor-air-quality-in-buildings.pdf

20/05/2021

Our Blue.Care+ antiviral air purifier in a simple life office test. Fogger shoots our Blue.care+ unit with over a million aerosol particles at the intake. Exhaust: only 336 come out. Any particles with 2.5 micron and larger are practically taken out entirely. That is impressive!

Specification:
- 1800m3/h airflow, equivalent to the volume of 7,750ft2 room.
- Hepa 14 certified (ISO29463/EN1822)
- 99.995% particle separation, incl viruses.
- 55db noise at nominal flow of 1150m3/h
- recognized by Singapore Accreditation Council (SAC)

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17/05/2021

They want the WHO to extend its indoor air quality guidelines to cover airborne pathogens, and for building ventilation standards to include higher airflow, filtration and disinfection rates, and monitors that enable the public to gauge the quality of the air they are breathing.

Scientists are calling for ventilation systems to be overhauled.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

15/05/2021

A compelling read on airborne transmission.
And an equally compelling case for medical-grade air sterility in enclosed areas, to thwart airborne pathogens.

All pandemic long, scientists brawled over how the virus spreads. Droplets! No, aerosols! At the heart of the fight was a teensy error with huge consequences.