Air Ionizers are air purification devices that are targeting micron and submicron particles. The device releases negative ions into the air. The negative ions attach to tiny particles, like those in tobacco smoke. This gives the particles an electrical charge, causing them to clump together forming significantly larger particles that can be further filtrated from the air. Air Ionizers may also produce trace amounts of ozone and sometimes hydrogen peroxide.
LCS Laboratory offers laboratory tests of the Hydrogen Peroxide emission from an air ionizer at room temperature. During the test, the instrument is placed inside an environmental chamber, and hydrogen peroxide accumulation is monitored for 6 hours. The testing procedure is based on OSHA 1019 method and can detect as little as 30 ppb ( 30 parts of hydrogen peroxide per a billion parts of air)
Once the test is completed the laboratory produces a comprehensive report with raw analytical data, observations, and findings.
To request an example of the reports and to discuss your future project, please contact us by email.
