Upscale Argentinian restaurant Palermo in Melbourne found themselves struggling with persistent odour issues in the mens bathroom. Having tried a range of other ineffective and costly solutions, they came across the Halo Rove PHI active air purification system from The Clean Air Company, and were amazed at the results, happily reporting a “neutral smell” almost instantly.
University of Technology Sydney has become one of the first Australian universities to adopt ACTIVE PHI air purification technology, in an effort to combat the risk of indoor COVID transmission and a host of other airborne threats.
In an Australian first, the ACT Education Directorate installed high-tech air purifying Airius PureAir fans across a number of public schools, offering the triple benefit of air movement for cooling, destratification for heating and a patented PHI-CELL® for ACTIVE air purification.
Like millions of UK businesses, Lloyds of London had been operating remotely since March 2020 as a result of the pandemic, but recognised the importance of making its offices COVID secure with the installation of air purification.
As a key tourist destination, Coffs Harbour City Council identified the importance taking a proactive approach to minimising the risk of COVID transmission in their indoor spaces.
With limitations around using HEPA and other UV air treatment devices, the ease of installing a low cost PHI active air purification system from The Clean Air Company made sense – and ensured the health and safety of building staff and visitors.
After enduring two years of lockdowns, the 5-Star Langham in Melbourne, became an industry pioneer, as the first Australian hotel to install revolutionary active air purification technology across their guest rooms, restaurants/bars and other key areas.