MedicAir® for banks and finance

Medical-grade air purifiers for banks and finance offices

Thousands of retail and office environments, including banks and banking offices, trust the MedicAir® air purifier for its performance and its ability to effectively improve indoor air quality.

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  • Pre-filter, HEPA H13, activated carbon, and UV-C in one unit
  • Plugs in, with no professional installation
  • Free air test at your bank or office: no cost, no obligation
  • Serving Southwestern Ontario since 1999
MedicAir air purifier opening up to show its filter stages and UV-C lamp

Why MedicAir®

Why choose MedicAir® by Platinum Air Care in your bank?

Trusted by the NHS (National Health Service), the MedicAir® is designed by medical professionals for medical professionals, hospitals, schools, and thousands of residential and commercial environments.

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    Trusted by hospitals

    Medical-grade technology created by medical professionals and trusted by thousands of healthcare facilities.

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    Easy to use

    The MedicAir® “ReAKT” technology automatically detects and cleans your room.

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    Effective everywhere

    Used in larger and open spaces thanks to its 605 m³/h (cubic meters per hour) airflow capacity.

MedicAir air purifier standing in drifting smoke, its top vent lit red

Independent lab tests

Tested by multiple world-leading labs

The MedicAir® has been tested by multiple accredited world-leading labs to ensure its effectiveness in removing harmful airborne contamination.

  • Independently tested by Intertek in the USA.

    Formaldehyde (a VOC) fell from 259 to 17.5 µg/m³ within 60 minutes in a sealed 30 m³ chamber.

    Intertek report (PDF)
  • Independently tested by Airmid in Ireland.

    A reduction of more than 99.9% in airborne MS2 (a bacteriophage) within 20 to 30 minutes, in a 28.5 m³ test chamber.

    Airmid report (PDF)
  • Independently tested by CREM Co. in Canada.

    A 99.9% reduction in airborne Phi6 (a bacteriophage) after about 13 minutes, and 99.996% after 16 minutes, in a 25 m³ chamber.

    CREM Co. report (PDF)

Innovate UK 2020 grant winners

The MedicAir® Research and Development team has been rewarded with an Innovate UK fund to deploy their expertise even further within the world of airborne contamination. Winning the 2020 grant enabled groundbreaking research, which led to the development of the MedicAir® 2.0.

Indoor air quality at work

The air purification solution for the finance sector

Barclays acknowledges that air pollution is the world’s fourth biggest killer. From the local bank branch to the downtown finance office, bank managers, tellers, clerks, analysts, specialists, consultants, investors, directors, and so much more have never been more reassured when protected by MedicAir®. Studies show the benefits of air purification for offices and employees, and the MedicAir® is proven to improve indoor air quality.

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    Americans spend about 90% of their time indoors, on average: at home, at the office, and in other buildings.

    Source: U.S. EPA

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    Indoors, concentrations of some pollutants are often 2 to 5 times higher than typical outdoor levels.

    Source: U.S. EPA

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    higher cognitive scores, on average, when 24 office workers spent a full work day in office air with low concentrations of VOCs instead of high ones.

    Source: Harvard study, 2015 (Allen et al.), in the MedicAir® office and retail white paper

VOCs and HEPA filtration

Sick building syndrome is more common than we think

Sick building syndrome is easily described as a sick building, or rather a building that harbors viruses, bacteria, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) inside of it. The definition is widely used in regard to workplace environments, and the syndrome is caused by poor indoor air quality (IAQ). Individuals may experience more frequent headaches and dizziness, nausea, aches and pains, fatigue, shortness of breath, eye, nose, and throat irritation, and more when suffering from sick building syndrome.

Keeping VOC levels low in a bank

The prevention of sick building syndrome necessitates a building that can maintain low levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). When a new commercial bank in Japan was built with carefully selected materials and a supervised construction site, its total VOC level after construction was 104 µg/m³, well under the 400 µg/m³ target value recommended by Japan’s health ministry. In a branch that is already built, the MedicAir®’s activated carbon filter captures gas pollutants, odors, and other VOCs.

The best HEPA air purifier for banks and finance offices

The MedicAir® combines multiple stages of medical-grade air purification in one unit: a pre-filter, a HEPA H13 filter, an activated carbon filter, and a UV-C lamp. It has been tested by multiple renowned labs to ensure performance and is used by thousands of professionals and residential and commercial environments to improve indoor air quality.

MedicAir portable air purifier beside its blue all-in-one HEPA filter cartridge

Indoor air quality in banks

Banks protect our finances, but what about indoor air quality?

In a study of indoor air quality in six Italian bank branches, the highest pollutant concentrations were generally measured in the “teller area” and in winter. The researchers sampled the air in each branch’s teller area and consulting area, in summer and in winter, for particulate matter (PM), formaldehyde, nitrogen dioxide, and carbon dioxide (CO2), plus other chemicals in four of the six branches. Building characteristics, such as a major refurbishment, also appeared to affect the levels of some contaminants, such as formaldehyde.

The MedicAir®’s display shows the room’s air quality reading, temperature, and humidity, and its ReAKT mode automatically turns the fan up when it detects high levels of pollution.

The MedicAir's LED screen on top of the unit, lit green, showing air quality, temperature, and humidity readings

Effective against airborne contaminants

Air purifiers like the MedicAir® have been proven to be extremely successful in purifying the air by removing dangerous suspended airborne particulates.

Many of the particles released when someone sneezes, coughs, or talks are so small that they are able to remain in the air for extended periods. Without proper ventilation and filtration, these suspended impurities linger in the lobby, teller area, lounge, break room, consultation office, and more.

Improved productivity and reduced absence of workers from the workplace

Studies have shown that improved air quality can also improve cognitive function, improve productivity, increase learning capacity, and reduce the absence of workers from the workplace. In banks, back offices, and investment offices, staff breathe the same air for a whole working day.

Acceptable indoor air quality starts with MedicAir®.

Airborne contamination

Air purification in finance offices and banks helps to reduce airborne contamination

  • Sick building syndrome

    As the name implies, sick building syndrome (SBS) is when the building itself is sick, or holds many VOCs, viruses, bacteria, and more, which circulate throughout the building and increase the rate of sickness for occupants. A common symptom of SBS is an increased frequency of headaches and dizziness.

  • Banks deal with hundreds of people each week

    Bankers see many people every day. Particulates become airborne through coughing, sneezing, or simply talking. These particulates are suspended in the air and linger for long periods of time without proper ventilation or air filtration in place.

  • Odors and other chemicals

    Everyday items, cleaning supplies, materials, and more have the potential to offload chemicals. Even the bank printer can emit hazardous particles: according to a CBC News report, by mass, the amount of small particles you inhale sitting two to three feet from a printer is about the same as sitting next to a person who smokes.

The MedicAir®’s HEPA H13 filter captures more than 99.9% of airborne pollutants as small as 0.3 microns, and its activated carbon filter captures gas pollutants, odors, and other VOCs.

Trusted by world-renowned establishments

The air purification we provide is trusted in hospitals, universities, schools, care homes, and businesses across North America, the UK, and Europe.

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Questions

Common questions about air purifiers for banks and offices

What is the best air purifier for a bank or finance office?

Thousands of retail and office environments, including banks and banking offices, trust the MedicAir®: medical-grade air purification with a pre-filter, HEPA H13, activated carbon, and UV-C in one portable unit, with up to 605 m³/h of airflow. It plugs in, with no professional installation, and has been independently tested by Intertek, Airmid, and CREM Co.

How many air purifiers does a bank branch need?

It depends on the size of each room: the lobby, the teller area, the offices, and the break room. Our air changes per hour calculator shows how many MedicAir® units a room needs: the commercial setting aims for 5 air changes per hour, and the medical setting for 10. Or book the free air test and consultation at your bank or office.

Is the MedicAir quiet enough for an office?

Its sound level runs from 28 dB on its quietest setting to 60 dB at full speed, and a whisper is about 30 dB. A room with enough units can reach its air change target without any of them running at full speed, which keeps them quieter.

What is sick building syndrome?

Sick building syndrome (SBS) is a condition affecting office workers, typically marked by headaches and respiratory problems, attributed to unhealthy or stressful factors in the working environment, such as poor ventilation. Its causes are the same as the causes of poor indoor air quality (IAQ). Our article What is Sick Building Syndrome? lists the common symptoms.

How much does an air purifier for a bank cost?

It depends on the branch or office: how many rooms need it, their size, and how many units each one needs. That is what the free air test and consultation is for, and it costs nothing. Banks and finance offices can also call us at (519) 686-3595.

Do you serve banks and offices outside London?

Yes. Our free air test covers London and Southwestern Ontario, and we ship across North America.

Free air test and consultation

What are you waiting for? Book a free air test at your bank or office.

Our technicians measure your air on-site and go through the readings with you, at no cost and with no obligation. Based on the results and your interest, Platinum Air Care offers solutions for air and water treatment, including the MedicAir®.

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We ship across North America. Toll-free 1 (877) 339-4701

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