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米国 – リゾートカジノホテルが空気浄化システムを導入
By フィル -19年2020月XNUMX日
Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City will be installing AtmosAir Solutions’ patented bi-polar ionisation indoor air purification system technology on the entire casino floor, all smoking and non-smoking areas, hotel lobby, some bars, restaurants and the food court area.
この設置は、新型コロナウイルス感染症のパンデミックによる閉鎖後、責任を持ってゲストとチームメンバーを再び歓迎するためのリゾートのプレイセーフ、ワークセーフ計画の一環である。 リゾーツ カジノ ホテルでは、チームメンバーとゲストが出勤または施設を訪問する際の安全を確保するために広範な対策を講じています。
AtmosAir’s BPI technology is proven over 99% effective in neutralising coronavirus. Tests performed by Microchem Laboratory confirmed that the presence of coronavirus was reduced by 99.92 percent within 30 minutes of exposure to AtmosAir’s bi-polar ion technology.
“AtmosAir will provide, research shows, the best air quality technology available today,” said Mark Giannantonio, President and CEO of Resorts Casino and Hotel. “We have taken this step to provide our guests with a comfortable, fun, and safe environment.”
“We are excited to help Resorts Casino relaunch operations with our public health technology for indoor environmental purification,” said Steve Levine, President and CEO of AtmosAir. “As businesses start to reopen, we know how crucial it is to keep people as safe as possible so they can have fun again, and we’re honoured that we can contribute to that effort with Resorts.”
“Casinos have a range of air and surface sanitation needs, and bi-polar ionization is going to help them achieve that, including neutralising the potential presence of coronavirus,” said Tony Abate, Vice President of Operations and Chief Technology Officer for AtmosAir. “From dining to gaming to entertainment, we want Resorts’ patrons to enjoy themselves without worrying about the air they’re breathing.”
AtmosAir’s bi-polar ionisation devices, installed in HVAC systems, emit Ions into the air in occupied spaces, which proactively attack and neutralise coronavirus, other viruses, germs, bacteria, mould, and other contaminants in the air and on surfaces, therefore rendering them inactive.
