FAQs
Your Questions, Answered
At Claerosol, we understand the importance of clarity and transparency, especially when it comes to safeguarding your health and that of others. Our prePaer AER System and other advanced solutions are designed to meet the highest standards of airborne safety in healthcare settings. To help you better understand our products and how they can benefit your practice or facility, we’ve compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions from our customers.
Whether you’re a healthcare provider looking to enhance your clinic’s safety protocols, or simply curious about how our systems work, this FAQ section is here to provide you with detailed information and insights. If you don’t find the answer you’re looking for, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us directly—we’re here to help.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Bioaerosols are a diverse group of airborne particles that can include fungal cells and spores (mold), bacteria, algae, pollen, viruses, plant and animal debris (dander), and other combinations of biomolecules, ranging in diameters from tens of nanometers to millimeters. Bioaerosols can have a significant impact on human health, as the COVID-19 pandemic clearly showed.
They are microscopic, so they can travel long distances indoors. Being so light, they are affected by thermal forces, keeping them aloft within the breathing zone for prolonged period.
If you have suffered water damage or infiltration to home or office, you need to take immediate attention to remediate the risks associated with mold. So prePaer yourself with device that can do the job.
Our prePaer system uses a proprietary ULPA filter, which captures 99.999% of particles as small as 0.12 microns, while still delivering powerful Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) of over 500.
Sounds between 31–60 decibels are considered quiet. Sounds between 40–60 decibels are considered moderate and are not considered harmful to your hearing. 60 decibels is considered equivalent to a running washing machine. Our low speed operates at around 30 decibels, medium and high speed between 45-60 decibels.
The frequency of replacements depends on usage and environmental conditions, the seasons, and the particular sensitivities of the occupants. Take for example, in situations involving extensive water intrusion where tremendous amounts of invisible mold spores can be present, we would recommend changing the filter every two-three days until the sources of the mold have been remediated. Thereafter, we recommend weekly replacement for a month. It really depends on the state of the occupants and the attendant risks. Under normal conditions, we recommend filter replacement every two weeks if the dwelling or occupants are not suffering any particular problem.
Height: 78″ (inc. Removable Filter Frame)
Weight: 68 LBS
Bioaerosols are a diverse group of airborne particles that can include fungal cells and spores (mold), bacteria, algae, pollen, viruses, plant and animal debris (dander), and other combinations of biomolecules, ranging in diameters from tens of nanometers to millimeters. Bioaerosols can have a significant impact on human health, as the COVID-19 pandemic clearly showed.
They are microscopic, so they can travel long distances indoors. Being so light, they are affected by thermal forces, keeping them aloft within the breathing zone for prolonged period.
If you have suffered water damage or infiltration to home or office, you need to take immediate attention to remediate the risks associated with mold. So prePaer yourself with device that can do the job.
Our prePaer system uses a proprietary ULPA filter, which captures 99.999% of particles as small as 0.12 microns, while still delivering powerful Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) of over 500.
Sounds between 31–60 decibels are considered quiet. Sounds between 40–60 decibels are considered moderate and are not considered harmful to your hearing. 60 decibels is considered equivalent to a running washing machine. Our low speed operates at around 30 decibels, medium and high speed between 45-60 decibels.
The frequency of replacements depends on usage and environmental conditions, the seasons, and the particular sensitivities of the occupants. Take for example, in situations involving extensive water intrusion where tremendous amounts of invisible mold spores can be present, we would recommend changing the filter every two-three days until the sources of the mold have been remediated. Thereafter, we recommend weekly replacement for a month. It really depends on the state of the occupants and the attendant risks. Under normal conditions, we recommend filter replacement every two weeks if the dwelling or occupants are not suffering any particular problem.
Height: 78″ (inc. Removable Filter Frame)
Weight: 68 LBS
Have more questions or need further assistance? Our team is here to help you understand how Claerosol’s solutions can benefit your healthcare practice. Reach out to us today!
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