Laboratory-Certified, Whole-Room Air Disinfection in Minutes
SAM, Scientific Air Management, provides whole-room, laboratory-certified air disinfection. Tested in full room size EPA compliant bioaerosol chambers, and proven in Healthcare settings around the country, including:
- NYU Medical Center
- University of Rochester Medical Center
- The Federal VA Hospital System
- NY Health + Hospitals
- Princeton Medical Center
- Baptist Health Florida
- And Many Others
Testing in EPA compliant full size room (10’x10’x 8’) verification chambers, proved a 99.9995% kill rate of airborne pathogens with a 99.97% reduction in atmospheric particulates, in just 30 minutes!
These same results have been verified in Health Care Compounding Facilities despite inconsistencies with other existing HVAC systems.
THE SAM IS UNPARALLELED IN THE AIR DISINFECTION CLASS, PERIOD!
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100% safe in a patient and staff occupied rooms 24/7
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User friendly designed with as much energy usage as a residential ceiling fan
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Requires no special training
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No expensive consumable replacement filters
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Value priced
Scientific Air Management’s proprietary patented technology goes way beyond filtration to disinfect large volumes of fast-moving air.
Watch this video to learn the dangers of relying on HEPA alone to stop airborne pathogens and how you can close the airborne gap in your infection control with remarkable new technology from SAM. It’s the only high volume air disinfection device lab-certified in EPA-guideline full room size test chambers proven to kill 99.9995% of pathogens, in 30 minutes!
It’s the only high volume air disinfection device lab-certified in EPA-guideline full room size test chambers proven to kill 99.9995% of pathogens, in 30 minutes!
HEPA filtration is limited to it’s mesh size of 0.3 microns.
Many airborne pathogens, moribillis (the measles) for example, are 0.12 microns in size. Much smaller than HEPA mesh, virus like the measles easily pass through HEPA filtration. Because of its ability to kill smaller pathogens, successful health care facilities are turning to UVC airborne germ-killing technology.