• Maintains a large sterile zone at a much lower operating cost as compared to other conventional ventilation systems and minimizes infection rate in the OR.
• Provides a 3 directional, stable and sterile airflow (vertical, horizontal and diagonal) to create a clearly defined sterile zone for the surgery and instrument tray areas.
• Accommodates between 13 – 25 air changes per hour .
• Double-wall exhaust system located at low level helps to reduce turbulences by guiding contaminated air out of OR while enhancing the cooling effect within OR in hot climate.
• Allows flexibility of optimal patient positioning for different operating postures, which optimizes equipment placement and staff ergonomics.
• Requires a lower airflow rate, 1800 m3/h, to achieve stable and sterile environment in comparison with other conventional laminar airflow (LAF) systems requiring 9000 m3/h.
• Maintains a constant bacteria count of 0.5 cfu/m3, which is effective in infection control, (measured at a distance of 300 mm from wound site, independent of personnel activities) over large working area in the OR.
• 60% - 70% reduction in energy consumption in comparison with LAF ventilation system.

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