Gallatin AIR to Introduce's Managed Satellite HEPA with NPBI at Realcomm | IBcon 2020

    YAKIMA, WA, October 28, 2020 /24-7PressRelease/ -- GallatinAIR announced today that it would be introducing its strategy of managed satellite HEPA with NPBI (Needlepoint Bi-Polar Ionization) deployment at Realcomm | IBcon 2020. Chris Marshall, Director of Commercial Sales, will be speaking at 10:15 am (MT) on October 29th, 2020, on the panel discussing Safe and Effective HVAC and Indoor Air Hygiene Technologies.

Based on scientific evidence, GallatinAIR believes this strategy the most effective, economical, and proven way to mitigated unwanted airborne pathogens, including Covid-19, in commercial offices. GallatinAIR's KleanseAIR line of commercial-grade air purifiers is designed from the ground-up to properly circulate the air while mitigating unwanted pathogens within office environments. Our solutions also employ the latest ionization technology called "NBPI" to accelerate the neutralization of active viral particulate matter in the office space.

Most important for some commercial building owners, the KleanseAir line offers a wide array of management and security technology, including Building Automation and Control Network "BacNet" for remote monitoring and an assortment of tamper-proof options to avoid unintentional damage or adjustments by unauthorized persons.

"The cost to upgrade an HVAC system is estimated at more than $10/sqft. It is a non-starter. On the other hand, deploying the KleanseAir solution is just a little over $1/sqft and is in line with what the top scientists in the country recommend," said Tregg Farmer, President, GallatinAIR.

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About Gallatin Air: We are a privately owned American company with headquarters and manufacturing in Yakima, Washington. Its goal is to commercialize the latest proven technology to rid the air of unwanted pathogens, including Covid-19. We serve Commercial Real Estate, Hotel and Building Owners, Retirement/Senior Living & Medical and Health Care, Schools, and the Dining and Entertainment Industries.

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