Tag: Corona
Have you started to notice your coworkers, neighbours and friends increasingly blowing their noses and coughing throughout the day? Perhaps you’ve heard prominent medical experts and virologists talk about how respiratory infections tend to circulate more frequently in autumn and winter? Stop worrying about getting sick at home and at work by using the Breathe virus-free air with HEPA high-performance air purifiers from Trotec
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
It’s that time of year again – the 2023/2024 cough, cold and flu season is upon us. Intensive care doctors and virologists have warned that respiratory infections tend to circulate more during the autumn and winter months. This is why managers responsible for staff and customers are seeking effective infection protection that can provide enhanced safety, especially in public spaces. For instance, in places like nursing homes, town halls and schools, it is highly recommended to invest in a professional high-performance air purifier from the TAC series by Trotec, equipped with HEPA filter technology.
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NEW CO2 air quality monitor BZ26: reliably reports when it’s time to ventilate thanks to air quality monitoring – finally available
As soon as winter arrives with its freezing cold weather, discussions start in the office, in the workshop, in schools and in day care centres. Because a high density of people in a room also causes a high concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the room air. The question arises again during the cold season: how often should, indeed, must the windows be opened for ventilation? In recent years, the debate about opening cycles has been dominated by the risk of corona infection. And this year, the expensive energy prices are once again intensifying the dispute between the ‘window-closed’ and ‘window-open’ factions. So here is Trotec’s suggestion for pacification: The CO2 Air Quality Monitor BZ26. Finally available!
CO₂ Air Quality Monitor BZ26: reliable monitoring of air quality using the ‘CO₂ traffic light’ and acoustic warning signal – can be used as a corona protection measure
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
With regard to airborne infection with corona viruses, timely ventilation in schools and kindergartens as well as in office and production environments is part of a functioning hygiene concept. But when do we need to ventilate? And how long should windows remain open? Because uncontrolled ventilation leads to a waste of energy and can be quite expensive, it is advisable to keep an eye on the most important air quality parameters for our well-being, such as the CO₂ concentration, the indoor temperature and the relative humidity with the CO₂ air quality monitor BZ26.
Heads up for the new model generation of the TAC high-performance air cleaners from Trotec Presented at the Supermarket Trade Show in Japan (02/16-02/18/2022)
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
The Japanese trade fair “Supermarket Trade Show 2022” (in the Makuhari Messe convention center near Tokyo) from February 16 to 18, 2022 will provide information about the latest developments and products for supermarkets and the food industry. Technical innovations from the areas of business equipment, services for trading partners, concepts for marketing/sales and, in the third year of the corona pandemic, of course also innovative air cleaning technology for trade and industry will be presented.
NEW Oil Radiator TRH 24 E: more beautiful, cheaper and longer heating – with 2,200 watt power, three heating levels and 30 minutes reheating time
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
MORE BEAUTIFUL: the new oil radiator TRH 24 E cuts a very fine figure because it rolls up to you stylishly in an elegant black suit. CHEAPER: enjoy the cosy warm temperatures – the TRH 24 E regulates heating power and energy consumption with its intelligent automatic heating system. This prevents the room from overheating and you don’t use up unnecessary energy costs. LONGER HEATING: The thermal oil used in the radiator is an excellent thermal energy storage device, so that even after the heater has been switched off, you will still be pampered with continuous heat output for up to 30 minutes.
New KICT Study shows: air purifiers reduce the risk of corona infection by up to 73 percent
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Whether at school, when shopping, in a restaurant or in the supermarket: the risk of contracting corona virus is literally in the air. The SARS-CoV-2 virus enters the body with inhaled air via infectious aerosol particles in the room air, whereby the Covid-19 pathogen spreads in the respiratory tract. Researchers at the Technical University of Berlin recently calculated how high the risk of infection is in certain rooms and everyday situations.
Why can winter worsen the corona pandemic?
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
The dreaded second corona virus wave has arrived just in time for the beginning of the cold season. Since the start of the pandemic epidemiologists and virologists have been warning us of the effect winter can have, whereby the cold weather outside keeps people in their homes, spreading the virus more and more indoors in closed rooms. For example, after analysing contact tracing, a study by Japanese researchers found that people that people are 19 times more likely to become infected indoors than outdoors.
Scientists have demonstrated: too little humidity in indoor air increases the risk of coronavirus infection
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Who had even heard of ‘aerosols’ a year ago? It is now clear that these long-living infectious particles floating in the air are responsible for the majority of Corona infections. The renowned aerosol specialist Prof. Dr. Alfred Wiedensohler from the Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS) in Leipzig warns that “in cold and temperate climates, the indoor climate is usually very dry during the heating season. This could promote the spread of coronaviruses”. This is because at higher air humidity, the droplets grow faster and fall to the ground earlier, and can therefore be inhaled less by healthy people.
Aerosols in Dental Practice: Dentacare Bendinat dental clinic strengthens corona prevention measures by using TAC V+ high-performance air purifiers from Trotec
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Dental surgeries are subject to strict hygiene regulations which contribute to a high level of protection in the practices. This has not just been the case since the corona pandemic. Even before that, dentists always had to expect that potentially infectious patients (e.g. with measles or HIV) would come to the practice for treatment. With the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, a new potential risk is emerging that must also be taken into account when protecting the health of employees, patients and of course the practitioner.