Achieve Precise Humidity Levels
It is vital that humidity levels are controlled in a medical environment. Forbes discusses a study from a hospital that concludes, “At low relative humidity, indoor air was strongly associated with higher infection rates.” According to the study, the perfect amount of humidity for indoor air is between 40% and 60%. An industrial humidifier can help ensure that your medical facility is maintaining a precise level of humidity all day. At Smart Fog, our systems are equipped with a CPLC controller, which has an algorithm that works to generate the set level of needed humidity 24/7.100% Evaporation
Some humidifiers leave behind moisture on the surfaces in the room. Not Smart Fog! Our industrial humidifiers have tiny droplets that are only 4.2 microns. With humidifiers, the smaller the droplet, the longer it can stay airborne. Before the droplet even reaches the surface, 100% evaporation is achieved. This is very important in a hospital environment. If the humidifier was leaving behind moisture on surfaces, patients could slip and fall, risking severe injuries. In addition, medical facilities contain many important pieces of technology that should not be getting wet.Reduce Bacteria, Viruses, and Dust
Another benefit of the micron size droplets is that they reduce airborne viruses and bacteria. Smart Fog humidifiers inject oxygen into each micron droplet. This causes a reversal in the correlation effect so that bacteria and viruses are attracted to the droplets. Once they are attracted, they are fully oxidized. In a hospital setting, it is vital to try and prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses as much as possible. These airborne toxins can make sick patients even sicker. The industrial humidifiers can be used to reduce viruses and bacteria in patients’ rooms, hospital hallways, operating rooms, and more! Smart Fog offers mobile humidifiers for flexibility and ease, and wall-mounted units for areas that need a humidifier full-time. Smart Fog systems are also able to attract and suppress dust. In fact, the dust suppression rate is 100%. Medical environments need to be kept as clean as possible, so it is important that dust isn’t lying around on surfaces around the facility 





