A New Option for Hospital Air Disinfection: Plasma and Ultraviolet Technology

As safety requirements for hospital environments continue to rise, new air disinfection technologies have become an essential tool for ensuring the safety of medical environments.

In hospitals and other public spaces, air disinfection is a critical measure for preventing cross-infection. Plasma air disinfection units utilise advanced corona discharge to create a plasma cloud, enabling air purification and sterilisation. This technology is suitable for continuous air disinfection in occupied areas. It can rapidly eliminate pathogens such as Staphylococcus aureus at room temperature, making it ideal for hospital operating rooms, isolation wards, and other similar environments. Ultraviolet air disinfection units, on the other hand, use short-wave ultraviolet light to disrupt the DNA structure of bacteria and viruses, thereby achieving air purification. These devices can perform disinfection while people are present, enabling coexistence between humans and machines, and are suitable for various hospital wards and treatment rooms.

Plasma and ultraviolet air disinfection technologies offer hospitals new disinfection options, helping to enhance the safety of the hospital environment and protect patient health.