MAG - AIR SANITATION SYSTEM
We
selected two alternative systems to sanitize the air of an enclosed
space in order to offer the highest level of customization and
adaptability to different types of vessels. Our SAU and MAG systems
can be used singularly or even together.
Our
MAG is also a perfect air
sanitization system
which works as a fully independent
device, without interfering with the HVAC system, without the use of
filters and without the need of frequent maintenance. After studying
and comparing the validity of about 150 systems, we have designed a
device which is extremely compact and light and which maintains 100%
of its efficiency for as long as two years.
Our
MAG (“Mountain Air Generator”) is based on the combination and
optimization of the two most efficient systems presently existing to
destroy all pathogens which could be present in an enclosed room. In
sanitizing the air at 99.9% our MAG also shows a great effectiveness
in keeping the surfaces pathogen-free.
The
two systems we merged are the photocatalysis and the 254nm UV-C
light, but the cutting edge technology is in the electronic driver
controlling the lamp. To illustrate the problem which
the MAG addresses: if a bacterium were the size of a football field,
then a virus would the size of a blade of grass. In order to destroy
it, by hitting its microscopic RNA with ultraviolet photons, the lamp
must emit its light at exactly 254nm – not 253.5 or 254.5. To
achieve such precision in disintegrating Covid-19 or other viruses,
beside using UV-C lamps of the highest quality and reliability, our
driver is able to continuously check and adjust, in a matter of a few
nanoseconds, the photonic emission at 254nm, with a reliability of
99.9%.
Our
MAG system has a high degree of customization, as each ship contains
public spaces of different shapes and dimensions. Of extremely
compact size and negligible weight, its case can be of personalized
shape and certainly its presence in a room would give confidence to
people. But it can also be hidden within the furnishing or in a crawl
space of the lining or the ceiling.
