Patient isolation,
when and where you need it.
Praecis IsoPure System—
An advanced and low-cost alternative to permanent isolation rooms.
The Praecis IsoPureTM is a portable isolation unit allowing a healthcare facility to quickly turn any space into a biologically contained area for the isolation of people and matter. It is a cost effective and practical alternative to costly and permanent isolation rooms.
To address airborne transmission of the Covid-19 virus, Praecis has developed a strategy to sanitize air in an isolation chamber and recirculate the air back into a negative pressure chamber.
BIOLOGICAL/PARTICLE FILTRATION
The IsoPure filtration unit uses a UPLA filter and a powerful UV light to clean the air. The HEPA filter traps the airborne particulates, aerosols, and viruses, which are then destroyed by the UV light source, preventing the accumulation of living microorganisms in the system. The systems can be used in both positive and negative pressure applications.
Rapid Setup—No tools required.
Designed for rapid setup, the IsoPure is a complete solution that is ready for use. Ideal for preparing for unknown infectious situations, each IsoPure system is contained in a single crate, which can be stored for future use.
Præcis uses a laminar-flow air shower to continually flush airborne and sedimentary pathogens from the chamber.
ISO Class 2 Cleanliness.
The IsoPure unit provides the latest technology in the removal of infectious agents from the air. The Praecis IsoPure exceeds the USA Center Disease Control standards for airborne infection isolation: “2003 CDC guidelines, July 2017 Update.”2
Success Stories: Who is using Praecis Environment systems?
Some of our clients: 3M, Aerotech, Ametek, Apple Computers, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Coherent Inc., Hewlett Packard, Johnson and Johnson, Konica Minolta, India Space Agency, NASA, nanoPrecision Products, NiPro, Ophir Optronics, OPCO Laboratory Optical Components, Physik Instrumente, Precision Optechs, Precitech, Pennsylvania State University, Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Spanish Institute of Space Sciences, TNO Scientific Research.