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.
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Dimensions: With lectern: Without lectern: |
660 x 1444 x 710mm 660 x 1444 x 560mm |
| Weight: | 95kg (Including lectern) |
Approvals Information
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EMC Testing |
EMC Certificate 6362-1 07 Issue 1 |
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Dr Lynne Murdoch, Bioquell UK Ltd
Biological indicators (BIs) have become the industry standard for verification of hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV) decontamination efficacy. This white paper discusses BIs for use with HPV and some of the factors associated with inconsistent performance of BIs used to assess HPV bio-decontamination cycles.
This white paper examines two different hydrogen peroxide-based room decontamination systems: hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV) and aerosolised hydrogen peroxide (aHP).
When reviewing the best method of bio-decontamination to apply for any given application, it should be considered on its merit in a number of areas such as safety, efficacy, ease of use and compatibility. Due to those factors, using formaldehyde (one of the older bio-decontamination methods) is becoming increasingly rare as safer methods are sought. Copious data exists for a number of alternative methods of bio-decontamination; this paper reviews the available information and compares/contrasts two of the more widely implemented methods, hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV) and chlorine dioxide (CD).