AeroClave decontaminates

Room Decontamination System (RDS)

AeroClave’s Room Decontamination System (RDS) is a room decontamination solution that utilizes a proprietary energized hydrogen peroxide (eHP) technology to sterilize the entire room.

AeroClave offers two units that are scalable to handle virtually any size room. The system is self-contained and includes an on-board computer with a remote computer for direct control of the system.

Major Benefits

• Total spectrum kill from anthrax to common viruses
• Low cost of operation
• Multiple applications
• Environmentally friendly
• Decontaminates even hard-to-reach surfaces
• Safe for sensitive equipment
RDS 6220
RDS 4110
 

RDS 6220

Specifications

Decontamination Technology:

  • Proprietary energized Hydrogen Peroxide technology with AeroClave Destroyer technology
  • Four (4) static eHP heads
  • Two (2) Smart Ports for optional APA or remote eHP heads

Configuration:

  • 68” long; 28” wide; 66” tall
  • Weight 750 lbs
  • Motorized cart for ease of movement
  • Stainless steel construction and components

Power:

  • 208/230 VAC, 50 amps

Controls:

  • Complete computer hardware with an integrated laptop computer
  • Intuitive software operating system

Treatment Area Capacity:

  • Room size up to 8,000 cubic feet of space

Warranty and Training:

  • 12 month parts and labor warranty
  • Operator training by AeroClave-certified staff
  • Operator and service manuals

Documentation

Applications

  • Surgical suites
  • Out-patient surgical centers
  • Physician offices and health clinics
  • Hospital rooms, diagnostic, procedural and operating suites
  • Research facilities
  • Local, state, and federal assistance offices, SSI, unemployment, license bureaus etc…
  • Educational facilities from pre-school to college
  • Veterinary hospitals and animal shelters
  • Law enforcement offices, jails, holding cells and prisons
  • Hotels
Partial list of organisms AeroClave is effective against:

  • H1N1
  • Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus (MRSA)
  • Avian Influenza
  • SARS
  • Smallpox
  • Anthrax
  • E. coli
  • Tuberculosis
  • Norwalk Virus
  • Rotavirus