1. Cold Plasma Generator
PlaMedi Air Mini is the 1st handheld device to emit hundreds of millions of plasma ions, propelled into the air by a special-grade BLDC blower fan and generated by Plabio’s proprietary PB-7 plasma module.
2. Air Sterilization
The hundreds of millions of plasma ions emitted into the air react with membranes and protein shells of pathogens (virus, bacteria, etc) that consist of hydrogen (H+),where OH- plasma ions ultimately puncture and destroy the pathogens.
3. Particle Capture
Plasma ions use electrostatic attraction to stick to particulate matter, ultimately weighing the matter down to the ground for dust purification.
4. Deodorization
Plasma ions reacts to and destroys odor causing gas compounds such as ammonia. Furthermore, plasma is effective against toxic gas such as VOCs.
This is how PlaMedi
Air Mini works.
1. Cold Plasma Generator
PlaMedi Air Mini is the 1st handheld device to emit hundreds of millions of plasma ions, propelled into the air by a special-grade BLDC blower fan and generated by Plabio’s proprietary PB-7 plasma module.
2. Air Sterilization
The hundreds of millions of plasma ions emitted into the air react with membranes and protein shells of pathogens (virus, bacteria, etc) that consist of hydrogen (H+),where OH- plasma ions ultimately puncture and destroy the pathogens.
3. Particle Capture
4. Deodorization
Plasma ions reacts to and destroys odor causing gas compounds such as ammonia. Furthermore, plasma is effective against toxic gas such as VOCs.
How does Plasma technology work?
Stages of bacterial and viral removal using PlaMedi Air Mini:
Stage
1
Plasma Discharge
Hundreds of millions of plasma ions (OH-) are emitted into the air.
Stage
2
Formation of Radicals
OH- generated by plasma react with membranes and protein shells of pathogens (virus, bacteria, etc) that consist of hydrogen (H+). They transform into hydroxide radicals (OH). These radicals remove hydrogen from the surface proteins, breaking them down.
Stage
3
Ions turn into water
H²O results from the reaction, destroying subject pathogens. Virus and bacteria are thus effectively sterilized.
Plasma ions use electrostatic attraction to stick to particulate matter, ultimately weighing the matter down to the ground for dust purification.