Keep air quality moving in the right direction
Isolate parts of a building using pressure control. This also can help reduce the spread of airborne pathogens from vulnerable spaces into adjacent spaces throughout the building.
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Use air pressure to create healthier spaces
Consistent pressure creates precise, one-way airflow for more effective exchange and filtration – removing stagnant air where pathogens could linger. Pressurization can also be used to contain air in a quarantined space or to isolate and protect clean spaces.
Technical resource
Download our technical reference guide on Air Quality for healthy buildings
See what you can do
As we all adjust to new air quality concerns, you can take tangible steps to ensure business continuity and help your building thrive in any future.
Anatomy of a Healthy Building: Air Quality
View this on-demand webinar where our experts will explore technologies that can be used to improve air quality including considerations for retrofits and new use cases.
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Pressure sensors
Our versatile range of pressure sensors provide stable, reliable, maintenance-free operation. They're suitable for the most demanding, high-performance applications due to their reliable and accurate measurement and control.
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Venturi valves
Our venturi valves provide precise, controlled pressurization – especially important for critical spaces. These valves require minimal intervention by your BMS or facility staff to maintain consistent room pressure and directional airflow, which reduces the risk of airborne contamination.
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