Marion, MA – South Coast Improvement Company (SCI), a design-build general contractor serving New England and the Mid-Atlantic states, recently announced its SCI-Wave offering to address the issue of shared air, one of the biggest issues for assisted living facilities, businesses, universities, retailers, hotels, and healthcare centers during the Covid-19 crisis and life afterwards.
Developed through products created by Global Plasma Solutions (GPS) & Nu-Calgon, SCI-Wave utilizes needlepoint bi-polar ionization technology. The turnkey solution combines South Coast Improvement’s knowledge of HVAC systems and GPS and Nu-Calgon’s cutting-edge technology to create ions that circulate into conditioned space to mitigate pathogens, airborne particulates, allergens, chemical pollutants and odors. With no harmful byproducts, no mercury and no lighting issues, SCI-Wave treats all indoor air.
“Right now, in most facilities – whether it’s an assisted living, a restaurant, hotel, walk-in clinic, university or office space – the HVAC system acts as a delivery system for the virus throughout the building,” said Tom Quinlan, president of South Coast Improvement Company. “Our SCI-Wave turnkey solution takes this concern off the hands of the building owner. SCI manages the entire installation and maintenance.”
SCI-Wave is installed within the HVAC system, with very little impact and treats all indoor air, while lowering a building’s carbon footprint with 30% energy savings. SCI-Wave’s Life Cycle brushes have a 20-year life expectancy. The system itself comes with a three-year warranty.
“No amount of social distancing, cleaning or quarantining will stop the potential impacts of shared air. It takes a definitive solution to address this issue to help ensure the air we breathe at any type of facility – senior living, skilled nursing, university, healthcare, hotel restaurant, etc. – is safe,” said Quinlan.
