Alongside providing hand sanitizer, installing plexiglass at check-in, and providing personal protective equipment for all staff, the Green Granite Inn has added Celios G200 Advanced Air Purifiers to guest rooms. Hear more about the Green Granite Inn’s decision to add the G200 and what they are doing to meet guest expectations.

From CADR to micron, we wanted to break down some of the key terms you may come across when shopping for an air purifier.

Since March, businesses have all had to adapt. While some have chosen to remain completely virtual, others are trying to figure out when – and how – to reopen their offices without putting team members at increased risk. For one small business owner, Nigel Smith, the decision to reopen the offices of Next Step Communications is a decision he does not take lightly. As part of his reopening strategy, Nigel has invested in a Celios G200.

As air purifiers become more popular, other types of filtration technology have entered the market, all with different cleaning methods and levels of filtration. When evaluating these room air purifiers, it’s important to consider what you’re trying to filter out of your air, and which filters are the most effective for those elements. 

With so many air purifiers on the market, the process of researching various brands can be daunting. Here are a few key things to consider when making your selection to help you find the right product...

When we say “cleanroom-quality air,” that means that the air produced is as clean and devoid of particles as the air in the ISO Class 1 level of cleanroom certification. But what does it mean to have this air in hotels, office buildings, or even your school?