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Building Services Engineering l July/August 2021
PLASMA QUAD CONNECT Bolt-on solution for perfect IAQ While prior to Covid there was a growing emphasis on wellbeing and indoor air quality (IAQ), the impact of the pandemic reinforced its importance. Now, as we emerge from lockdown, IAQ is even more to the fore as offices, retail outlets, gyms and commercial centres assess the work environment in relation to airborne contaminants and other issues that contribute to poor indoor air quality. “This is an enormous challenge for businesses,å” says Fergus Daly, Area Sales Manager, Mitsubishi Electric. “On the one hand they urgently need to re-commence trading while, on the other, they need to ensure the safety and wellbeing of staff and
customers/clients. The indoor air quality of their premises is the top priority in this respect. “Thankfully, our Plasma Quad Connect (PQC) technology is a very effective solution that can be easily and cheaply applied. Unique to
Plasma Quad Connect significantly improves indoor air quality, providing peace of mind for building occupants.
Mitsubishi Electric, it works like an electrical curtain to catch micro-scopic particles in the air. It is a powerful air purifying device that effectively neutralises six key indoor pollutants – viruses, bacteria, allergens, dust, mould and micro particles – as well as inhibiting 99.8% of SARS-CoV-2*. “More critical still is its simplicity. Being bolt-on, it is easily fixed to new and existing installations of our M Series, Mr Slim and City Multi indoor units. This makes it a sustainable and cost-effective solution as it eliminates the need to replace equipment and avoids the business disruption major refurbishment works entail. So, retrofitting an existing system or affixing it to a new installation as an optional extra is child’s play, unlike other options with integrated solutions that require total replacement. “In the case of wall-mounted units, the Plasma Quad Connect simply mounts on to a metal backplate above the unit. On ducted units, it slides into a metal fitment, which is screwed onto the back of the ducted unit. With cassette units, it is housed in a casement inside the grille. Knockout holes for fresh air ducting are included as standard. “While only recently introduced to the marketplace, reaction to Plasma Quad Connect has been extremely positive. For specifiers and installers, it means they can deliver a very costeffective, high-performing solution to a major challenge with no business disruption. Meanwhile, end-users can confidently resume trading knowing that their premises are fully compliant, and that they provide a safe and healthy indoor environment for their staff and customers.” Contact: Fergus Daly, Area Sales Manager, Mitsubishi Electric. T: 01 – 419 8800; M: 087 – 182 6536; E: fergus.daly@meir.mee.com Q * Derived from and subject to test results, for and on behalf of Mitsubishi Electric, conducted at the Microbial Testing Laboratory, Japan Textile Quality and Technology Centre, Kobe, Japan.
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