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The air in the room after a patient
Part of the microbial load is in the air, not on surfaces, so surface disinfection does not reach it. Dry fog acts on the air and on surfaces at the same time.
For your facility
Procedure rooms and areas with high patient throughput
In a polyclinic, the risk comes from the number of patients who pass through the same procedure room or consulting room in a single day, and from the short intervals between them. That is why the cycle runs after consulting hours, treats both the air and surfaces, and you have a record of every run.
What you gain
What the polyclinic gains
The cycle runs after consulting hours on a set schedule, with no staff present.
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A cycle after closing time
There are only minutes between two patients, and fewest of all in the season when respiratory infections peak. The cycle therefore runs after consulting hours on a schedule, with no staff present, so nobody has to stay at work longer.
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Verifiable hygiene standard
Every cycle has a date, time and room. During inspections and when talking to patients, you can show that you look after the cleanliness of the environment with an automated system whose efficacy has been demonstrated in a peer-reviewed study, not just by wiping.
Which rooms
Scope of installation
Installation does not usually cover the entire building. The rooms selected are those with the highest concentration of people or the most invasive procedures.
- Procedure rooms
- Priority area. Invasive procedures, high throughput and short intervals between patients.
- Day surgery
- Invasive procedures and short intervals between patients. The cycle runs automatically, without taking up staff time.
- Sample collection and examination rooms
- A high number of patients within a few hours.
- Waiting rooms
- Technically feasible.
Operation
A cycle outside consulting hours
For a polyclinic, this is usually the most practical mode of operation. The cycle runs after consulting hours on a set schedule, with no staff present.
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No one present, no supervision
The room is closed and empty. Nobody has to stay on site after closing.
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Room ready for the next day
No ventilation, no wet surfaces and no odour. Equipment stays in place and in operation.
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20 minutes
with no time burden on staff
Scope and level
Recommended system level
Dry fog disinfection, the biocidal product and the five-minute application are the same at all four levels. The levels differ in the extent of automation and data recording, not in disinfection performance.
Level 2 · recommended
Detectair
Control
Automatic control
on a schedule
Automatic scheduled mode, display, programmable control and RFID access. This combination makes it possible to run the cycle after closing with no staff present.
Features of this levelLevel 3
Detectair
Professional
Monitoring, data archiving
and remote service
If you need a verifiable cycle history or remote service, we recommend the Professional level. If a cycle record on the display is enough for you, Control will suffice.
Features of this levelCommunicating with patients
Verifiable hygiene standard
You can show patients that the room is disinfected by an automated system, not just by wiping.
