After its hugely successful and award-winning launch at the Contamination Expo 2019, Alert Technology Ltd is set to return to the show in 2021 with their world’s first and only real-time warning device for airborne asbestos, the ‘ALERT Portable – PRO 1000’. Not only does this device warn of all types of airborne asbestos, but it also provides instantly available downloadable time and date stamped reports, making it an industry-changer in the fields of professional asbestos consulting, surveying, testing, and abatement. This time, as well as the ALERT PRO 1000, Alert Technology is excited to present their latest life-saving technology in the fight …

The R150 recently went back to school in Germany in a study that showed a 60 to 77% reduction in airborne particle concentration in classrooms with the unit on 50% power. This decrease can reduce the risk of indirect transfer of finer aerosol particles in ambient air, which will help lessen virus load and reduce the severity of the potentially emergent COVID-19 infections in closed indoor environments. Read the full report (only 3 pages) to learn more… German Schools Trial of PureAir 150 – Bergische Universitat Wuppertal Contact us to find out more about the PureAir. Limited stocks now available. …

Alert Technology Ltd is proud to support Global Action Plan’s Clean Air Day – 8th October 2020. Clean Air Day’s objective is to bring communities, businesses, schools and the health sector together to raise awareness of how air pollution impacts our health and how we can all work together to tackle it. The World Health Organisation and UK Government recognise that air pollution is the largest environmental health risk we face today, causing up to 36,000 deaths in the UK every year. Poor air quality is particularly detrimental to children, potentially impacting the development of their lungs and causing health …

Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) is a growing environmental health and wellbeing risk faced by most building occupiers today. Recognised as one of the largest environmental risks we face by WHO (World Health Organisation) – it is known that general air pollution causes over 3 million deaths globally per year and 3 million lost working days in the UK. It appears there’s little reprieve indoors either, with UK campaigners calling our highly insulated, poorly ventilated, energy efficient homes and buildings “toxic boxes” where the air inside can be up to 3 times worse than outside.[1] Air pollution contributes to lung …