News As Seen On: New York Business Journal For months now, the CDC has recommended taking a layered approach to preventing the spread of the virus within office buildings, schools and other indoor spaces.
News Twin Cities International Schools Updates HVAC System To Improve Indoor Air Quality, Protecting Students And Staff From Airborne Illnesses School’s COVID-19 Positivity Rate Remains at 1% Since Installing Steril-Aire Technology
News Steril-Aire Focusing Resources on Education, Retail and Transportation Markets Travelers, shoppers, students, and teachers to benefit from Steril-Aire’s new dedicated vertical market focus.
News Changi Airport in Singapore Installs Steril-Aire System to Enhance Indoor Air Quality Known as one of the world’s busiest airports, Changi Airport is working to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and its more transmissible variants
News Steril-Aire is excited to announce the relocation of Manufacturing and Warehouse Facility In our efforts to provide world-class products, quality, on-time delivery and customer service, Steril-Aire is excited to announce the relocation of our manufacturing and warehouse facility to Buffalo, New York.
News Steril-Aire in the News: ACHR article In a recent ACHR News article, Steve Gitkin, VP for Steril-Aire, highlights the best practices for implementing UVGI solutions into HVAC systems as demand to improve safety increases
News Steril-Aire Statement in Response to New Report on Increased COVID-19 Pediatric Cases More than 250,000 children across the U.S. have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last week now that schools are back in session.
News Making Indoor Air Quality a Priority in Schools Many of our public school buildings have poor ventilation, resulting in diminished indoor air quality and, in turn, decreased learning outcomes.
News Introducing the Ceiling HEPA Pro+ Steril-Aire Unveils Ceiling HEPA Pro+ System for Added Protection Against Indoor Airborne Threats.
News Federal Relief Available for School Safety With millions of children across the United States heading back to the classroom, schools are looking for ways to deter the virus and its variants in order to safeguard the well-being of students and teachers.
