Nature’s Process Outdoors
Sunlight produces hydroxyls & organic oxidants
- Airborne hydroxyls are ideal sanitizing agents
- Atmospheric hydroxyls are continuously produced by the action of the sun’s ultraviolet energy on oxygen and water in our atmosphere
- Hydroxyls react with a broader range of chemicals
- Hydroxyls react so fast that they are consumed within a few milliseconds and never accumulate
- Hydroxyls react with volatile organic compounds (VOC) and produce organic oxidants, which also sanitize but are not as reactive so they exist longer than hydroxyls
- Hydroxyls and organic oxidants keep the air outside safe to breathe by decomposing natural and man-made pollutants
Indoors with Envair’s Odorox Units powered by Pyure Technology®
Produces the same concentrations of hydroxyls & organic oxidants as the sun generates outdoors.
- Produces the same concentrations of hydroxyls and natural oxidants indoors as are found in nature
- By replicating the levels found outdoors, Odorox ensures safety and efficacy
- Hydroxyls are a natural oxidant and the most important cleansing agent in our outdoor environment
- Hydroxyls do not exist naturally indoors – they are consumed within milliseconds when produced by sunlight
- Natural oxidants diffuse out of the device, react with VOCs and cascade throughout the space
Hydroxyl Production Levels
