Medical Odors

The enclosed environment of hospitals is highly conducive to the growth, reproduction, transmission, and mutation of pathogenic bacteria and other microorganisms, easily causing cross-infection. Patients and their family members have high mobility; the human body continuously expels bacteria through the respiratory tract, digestive tract, skin, hair, and other pathways. Biological pollutants such as influenza virus, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and Streptococcus are expelled through coughing, sneezing, and other actions. Internal pollution sources in medical clean rooms include pharmaceuticals, disinfectants and cleaning agents, and accidentally spilled liquids. Additional pollution comes from gases commonly used in operating rooms, laboratories, treatment rooms, or infusion rooms, as well as mercury and interior renovation materials.

Operating Rooms

Anesthetic gases or vapors dispersed in the operating room during surgical procedures inevitably cause air pollution in the operating room environment. Long-term exposure to this environment of trace anesthetic waste gases adversely affects the physical and mental health of operating room staff. Particularly for female staff during pregnancy and lactation, there is a risk of spontaneous abortion, fetal abnormalities, and reduced fertility.

IVF & Artificial Insemination

Special air filtration equipment and regular cleaning methods are used to maintain and ensure the cleanliness of IVF laboratories, eliminate bacteria, and ensure embryo safety. Regarding the control of harmful gases, IVF laboratories must implement strict controls to reduce the harm of harmful gases to embryos.

Burn Ward

Removes particulate matter from burn wards, purifies polluted gases, and kills airborne viruses and bacteria — effectively preventing infection, promoting wound healing, and shortening recovery time.

ICU Wards

Filters and purifies the air in ICU wards, ensuring air quality equivalent to that of operating rooms and minimizing the risk of infection in critically ill patients caused by air quality issues.

Radiology Department

Provides corrosive and oxidative gas control units for the installation environments of expensive medical equipment such as CT scanners, MRI systems, and surgical robots — protecting critical electronic components from polluted gases, effectively extending equipment lifespan, reducing maintenance frequency, and saving maintenance costs.

EcoKeeper helps you eliminate all types of odors and create a pleasant environment. Through a chemisorption process, harmful gases are converted into harmless solid salts and stored within the material to remove pollution. It efficiently purifies over a thousand harmful gaseous pollutants — including formaldehyde, carbon dioxide, ozone, and sulfur dioxide — thoroughly eliminating annoying odors.