Brazil. Fitness venues, such as gyms, physical therapy clinics, pilates studios, among others, must ensure their occupants and employees a safe environment free from contamination by viruses and bacteria.
The necessary measures must be taken to ensure safety, planning a series of cleaning steps, including an air purification system in acclimatized environments, avoiding the proliferation of pollutants such as particles suspended in the air and on surfaces, due to COVID-19.
Several companies have already adopted the purification system with Reme Halo technology, manufactured by RGF Environmental, represented by Dannenge International in Brazil and Latin America.
Cyclebar, in Oklahoma City, USA, installed Reme Halo and Halo LED in its HVAC system, reducing 99% of germs throughout the conditioned space, both on surfaces and in the air, before they have a chance to spread. The system is placed in air ducts to produce hydrogen peroxide through photoionization (PHI Technology), distributed by air insufflators in spaces and rooms.
"The Reme Halo solution is a game-changer for businesses that want to reopen safely because it offers total protection against germs and microbes on the surface and through the air. Our product easily integrates with existing air conditioning systems, so that entrepreneurs can install and reopen quickly, ensuring a cleaner environment, not only for their employees, but also for their customers. We are proud to offer this product and do our part to enable the reopening of cleaner and safer businesses," said Mathew Charles, Vice President of the RGF Products Division.
Hydrogen peroxide is a proven disinfectant with 99% effectiveness in neutralizing viruses, bacteria and fungi. Reme Halo is effective against particles, microbes and gases, and has been extensively tested to safely eliminate the risks of viruses and bacteria in the air and surfaces, while fighting mold spores and odors.
"The safety and well-being of our customers and our team are always a priority. We installed Reme Halo to prepare for the reopening of our space, even before we know exactly when we will start face-to-face classes again. By being at the forefront and planning for the future, we can ensure that we are one of the safest places when we reopen," says Barbara Fleming, owner and franchise operator of CycleBar Fort Lauderdale.
