BriteShot switches to decontamination products
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“To help venues re-open safely amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, we have dedicated our R&D resources to design ground-breaking innovation in air filtration and air purification,” says Roy McDonald, co-founder at BriteShot. “With more than a decade of knowledge and experience working in the entertainment space, we aim to have our decontamination technology be a factor in helping entertainment venues, restaurants, schools, houses of worship and more, reopen their doors in a safe and effective way.”
BriteShot’s AirAffair system uses ‘scientifically backed technologies to effectively inactivate and filter contaminated airborne particulate matter’. When air first enters the unit, it passes through a pre-filter of a HEPA/MERV 10 rating to capture large particulate matter. Then, the remaining matter flows through a UV-C light germicidal and cold plasma chamber to kill off and target the core RNA of organisms that can become viral in the human body. To further purify, the air then passes through a MERV 13-rated filter to capture smaller contaminated air particles. Finally, the air is ionized and pumped back into the environment in a completely purified state.
“New York State guidelines dictate that indoor facilities must meet filtration system guidelines that are MERV 13 compliant,” says McDonald. “With the AirAffair unit in any indoor environment, customers can close the windows, close the doors and be rest assured that the air circulating throughout the room has been filtered and purified. Simply bring in the AirAffair unit, turn it on, and you’re ready to welcome the public back inside while keeping everyone safe. Plus, the filtration process is extremely quiet, so you don’t have to worry about any noise distraction.”
BriteShot’s decontamination tent provides a solution to meet the universal need for fast, fully enclosed structures in the time of a global pandemic. When paired with the AirAffair, BriteShot adds another level of reassurance as venues can position the tent at its entrance, transitioning the public from one purified space to the next acting as an airlock, says the company.
“It’s been a difficult year within the entertainment space as facilities have been forced to close their doors or reduce capacity,” adds McDonald. “Together, BriteShot’s AirAffair and airlock shelter can provide an ultimate solution for protecting patrons as we return to indoor gatherings and get back to doing what we love.”
