Wildfire season
Main air-quality challenge: Smoke and fine particles that rise sharply during wildfire events.
Recommended technologies:
Applications
Every space has different air-quality concerns. Below are common applications with the Pure Air Nova technologies suited to each, followed by a tool to build your own configuration. These are intended uses being explored through development and pilots, not validated case studies.
Main air-quality challenge: Smoke and fine particles that rise sharply during wildfire events.
Recommended technologies:
Main air-quality challenge: Odours, VOCs, and cooking smoke from daily food preparation.
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Main air-quality challenge: Dander, odours, and allergens associated with pets.
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Main air-quality challenge: Pollen, dust, and other airborne allergens.
Recommended technologies:
PhotoGuard is included only as a qualified, under-test assist.
Main air-quality challenge: An air-quality concern about airborne particles and gases.
Recommended technologies:
Designed to support enclosed advanced treatment. Claims related to airborne pathogens require controlled testing and validation.
Main air-quality challenge: Moisture-related conditions and associated indoor-air concerns.
Recommended technologies:
Supports monitoring and response to humidity-related conditions with humidity sensing. It is not a substitute for moisture control or mould remediation.
Build your own air purifier
Choose an application to see a recommended configuration, then adjust the sensors and technologies to suit your needs. This tool runs in your browser and is for guidance only.
Recommendations are a starting point for discussion. Final configurations depend on validated product specifications and your specific space.
Pilot opportunities
Our early focus is homes with pets and families with infants, where air-quality needs are clear and measurable, and a daycare and childcare beachhead where quiet operation and visible reporting matter. We are also open to workspaces and shared environments where a structured pilot can produce useful evidence.
Clear, everyday air-quality needs.
Quiet operation and visible reporting.
Occupancy that changes through the day.
Where measurement is practical.
Tell us about your environment and we will follow up.