Located at Torre Costaneira Center, in Santiago – Chile, Bayer Labs installed at your office the unit Guardian Air, an air purification system developed by RGF Environmental, represented by Dannenge International, and supplied by Oxigena.

Costanera Center project was developed by the Argentinian architect Cesar Pelli, and is the tallest building in South America, with 128,000 m2 of built area. Bayer offices occupy 2 floors of the building, with a total of 3,690 m2. On both floors were installed a total of 75 units of QRP5, guaranteeing a working environment free of contaminants for their employees and collaborators.

The Guardian AIR RGF contains the photohydroionization (PHI) technology, which eliminates virus and bacteria, including the Sars-COV2, providing an indoor environment free of contaminants. Guardian AIR RGF is also ozone free, being able to be used with human presence without being harmful to health.

“Bayer is a pharmaceutical and chemical company with more than 158 years in busines worldwide. Bayer Labs in Chile decided to put our air purification systems Guardian Air at their offices located on Costanera Center, tallest building in South America. We installed 75 units of QRP5, covering their 2 floors, located on 20th and 21st floors. With this, we covered all the installations with PHI technology to decontaminate the air. We thank our distributor Dannenge International for all the support in this business”, said the directors of Oxigena, Mr. Sebastian Brain and Mr. Alejandro Rodas.

It is important to mention the utilization of different technologies to clean the air on climatized indoor environments, such as the photohydroionization – PHI, obtained with the UV irradiation on the catalyst surface and in the presence of the water vapor in the air generates oxidant ions and hydrogen peroxide with high reactivity. These products spread out on the indoor environments and react with organic composts of all kinds, eliminating bacteria, fungus, and virus. The air purification systems, such as Guardian Air, can be applied on the AC equipment, in ducts, or in autonomous units with fans.

It is an honor for Dannenge International to be part of another successful project!

Dannenge International presents to the HVAC market the new line PIP MAX, portable air purification system Plug In with bipolar ionization, manufactured by RGF Environmental.

The new PIP-MAX portable air purification system uses RGF’s patented REME-HALO technology, reducing air pollutants such as bacteria, microbes, viruses, mold, smoke and VOCs, including Sars-COV2.

Taking advantage of bipolar ionization, PIP-MAX offers the additional benefit of reducing allergens carried by air, dust and particles, contributing to the improvement of indoor and contaminant-free air quality.

PHI-CEll cells in combination with an automatic, self-cleaning ion generator coagulate ultra-fine airborne particles, making them easier to remove. It can be applied to the most diverse environments such as offices, hotel rooms, residences, smoking rooms, changing rooms, bathrooms, schools, gyms, restaurants, among others.

On March 16th, ACR Latinoamerica presents the WEBINAR “Active Technology for Indoor Air Quality”, carried out by Dannenge International.

In this presentation, Ricardo Cherem de Abreu, Technical Director of Dannenge International, discusses how the air conditioning system can be an effective aid in combating the current pandemic. The topic will focus on the use of active photocatalysis technology as a tool to effectively reduce the airborne transmission of viruses and bacteria.

This is a safe and accessible way for the HVAC system to be a positive factor in improving air quality and an effective tool in reducing air pollution, a tool whose need has been highlighted, both in this Covid-19 pandemic and in the previous ones, SARS – CoV and MERV.

Save the Date:

March 16, 2021

Schedules:

Bogota / Lima / Miami: 10h00

Mexico City: 9h00 

Buenos Aires: 12h00

Sao Paulo: 12h00

FREE REGISTRATION: https://www.acrlatinoamerica.com/202102229693/webinars/webinar-tecnologia-activa-para-calidad-del-aire-interior.html