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Bioquell Q-10

Bioquell Q-10

The Bioquell Q-10 is a hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV) bio-decontamination system which can be used to bio-decontaminate rooms, laboratories and hospital wards/units in a non-regulated environment.


The video below demonstrates how Bioquell's HPV technology has helped Johns Hopkins Hospital in the fight against superbugs.

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Features

  • Unique parametric control for ease of operation and fast bio-decontamination cycles
  • Associated Bioquell R-30 aeration and distribution system assists vapour distribution during bio-decontamination
  • Reduces cycle times using a high efficiency catalytic aeration process

Benefits

  • Fast, efficient cycles with no need for gas cycle development
  • Single system HPV for the complete bio-decontamination process
  • Quick bio-decontamination of volumes up to 250m3, using parametric control (larger areas can be validated using timed cycles)
  • Can be easily moved to areas requiring bio-decontamination

Technical

Summary Specification:

Dimensions:
With Control Panel
Without Control Panel
565 x 1250 x 665mm
565 x 1250 x 620mm
Weight: 65kg, including control panel (and empty H2O2 tank)
Enclosure decontamination capacity: Nominally 250m3 for rooms (subject to configuration and loading)

 

Approvals Information

MET registration approval mark MET Certification record Download MET certificate
 CE Certificate Download CE certificate
 
EMC Testing
 		  EMC Certificate Download EMC certificate 
C-Tick Suppliers Declaration Of Conformity Download Suppliers Declaration Of Conformity

 

   

White Papers

The need to improve hospital hygiene in order to reduce transmission

Jon A. Otter, PhD, Scientific Director, Healthcare, Bioquell UK Ltd.

Recent data provide compelling evidence that contaminated surfaces are an important factor in the cross-transmission of pathogens causing some healthcare associated infections, for example, Clostridium difficile, Acinetobacter baumannii and norovirus. This white paper summarises the data and reviews evidence that nosocomial pathogens are shed by patients, can contaminate hospital surfaces, can survive for extended periods, can persist despite attempts to disinfect or remove them and can be transferred to the hands of healthcare workers (HCWs). The ways in which hospital hygiene could be improved are also discussed.

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Hydrogen peroxide decontamination: vapour vs. aerosolised systems

This white paper examines two different hydrogen peroxide-based room decontamination systems: hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV) and aerosolised hydrogen peroxide (aHP).

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