The Bioquell Z-2 is a complete solution for room/zone bio-decontamination, offering user-friendly operation with unique parametric cycle control, eliminating the necessity for gas cycle development studies (non-GMP facilities).
The Bioquell Z-2 incorporates HPV generator, gas distribution and catalytic aeration in a single mobile system. The system is easily operated with user-friendly touch screen controls and can bio-decontaminate areas up to 250m3, using parametric control (larger volumes can be validated using timed cycles).
Its simple menu-driven user interface makes it easy to set cycle parameters. The graphical display shows the bio-decontamination cycle progress in real time and the communication port allows control via a building management system (BMS). Our Bioquell dual circuit technology enables fast, efficient bio-decontamination cycles without the need for room pre-conditioning or dehumidification. The Bioquell Z-2 system also includes a room measuring device and a hand-held H2O2 monitoring device.
How much does the Bioquell Z-2 cost?
Due to the ability to tailor the product to suit specific requirements, prices are available on request.
Summary Specification:
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Dimensions: With lectern: Without lectern: |
660 x 1444 x 710mm 660 x 1444 x 560mm |
| Weight: | 95kg (Including lectern) |
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This white paper examines two different hydrogen peroxide-based room decontamination systems: hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV) and aerosolised hydrogen peroxide (aHP).
Richard Lucas, Ph.D., Bioquell UK Ltd.
This white paper discusses the role and requirements of a modern bio-decontamination solution. It explores the key areas that need to be considered when seeking a solution and provides an illustration of the application of hydrogen peroxide vapour bio-decontamination technology within the biological production industry.
James L Drinkwater, Bioquell UK Process & Compliance Director, PHSS Chairman (2010) – Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Sciences Society.
This white paper considers environmental monitoring and contamination control strategies using the benchmark hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV) gaseous bio-decontamination process. Using best practice and the latest technology, significant efficiency savings can be identified at different process stages.