NBC air filtration equipment for collective protection


	Bomb shelters Built underground, usually out of steel reinforced concrete, bomb shelters require blast doors, blast valves, and NBC overpressure filters. They are designed to resist the extremely high pressure of a nearby detonation.

	Safe rooms Usually constructed out of existing above ground rooms by installing NBC filters that provide overpressure to ensure airborne toxins are not allowed into the protected space.

	Isolation rooms Found mostly in hospitals, isolation rooms are negative pressure in relation to adjacent rooms and hallways. All of the air in the protected space is drawn into the isolation room, protecting the people in adjacent rooms from airborne diseases.

	Critical infrastructure protection Hospitals, embassies, and entire buildings can be protected from airborne toxins by integrating a bank of NBC overpressure air filters with the HVAC system.

	Mobile facilities Tents, command posts, and mobile hospitals can require ventilation, NBC overpressure filtration, heat, air conditioning, and dehumidifying.

	Vehicles Used to overpressure the crew compartment of a vehicle or aircraft, these NBC overpressure filters are specially designed to fit into compact spaces and utilize the vehicle electrical system for power.

	Specialized applications Individual isolation chambers, negative pressure workstations, expandable cabinet shelters, and more.

	HVAC filters Also available are a line of HEPA, ULPA, and carbon filters designed to be used in new and existing HVAC installations.