KangbeiJing: Plasma Air Purifier by China Smart Manufacturing with Technology, Standards, Assurance, Scale, Craftsmanship, and Development
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Recently, the number of respiratory infection cases has risen in many regions, and COVID‑19 has drawn public attention again. Facing the resurgence of the virus, there is no need for excessive panic, yet vigilance should not be lowered. Scientific personal protection together with proper environmental disinfection can effectively cut infection risks and safeguard the health of you and your family.
COVID‑19 virus keeps mutating. Overall virulence remains at a relatively low level. Most infected people present upper‑respiratory symptoms such as fever, sore throat, cough and fatigue. Nevertheless, high‑risk groups including the elderly, patients with underlying diseases and pregnant women still face potential severe‑illness risks and require special attention.
The virus spreads mainly via respiratory droplets, aerosols and physical contact. Outbreaks are more likely to occur in crowded and enclosed spaces. Indoor air quality is closely related to the infection probability of respiratory infectious diseases.
Wear masks properly: Wear standard masks in hospitals, enclosed public venues and crowded indoor areas. Wear masks all the time once you develop sore throat, fever or other respiratory symptoms to avoid cross‑infection.
Maintain hand hygiene: Wash hands thoroughly after going out, before meals and after using restrooms. Avoid touching your mouth, nose and eyes with hands to reduce contact‑transmission risks.
Monitor physical conditions: Take adequate rest when you have fever, dry cough or body soreness. Take antigen tests when necessary. Seek medical advice promptly if high‑risk groups feel unwell.
Keep good ventilation: Open windows regularly for ventilation in residences, offices and wards every day to dilute viral aerosols indoors.
For rooms with poor natural ventilation, window ventilation alone cannot completely eliminate airborne viral aerosols. Professional air‑disinfection equipment can serve as supplementary support for indoor air quality improvement.
Kangbeijing KJ‑15BA Plasma Intelligent Air Health Management Terminal, a star‑product for the G20 Bali Summit, is developed in compliance with WS/T 648‑2019 General Hygienic Requirements for Air Disinfectors. It is an ideal solution for multi‑scenario air‑borne epidemic prevention.
Featuring an integrated panel design, the unit is robust and easy to clean and maintain. Its dual‑air‑duct dual‑side air‑intake delivers large air volume, finishing full‑room air circulation within three minutes. The integrated non‑toxic, odor‑free composite filter contains activated carbon and potassium permanganate compounds, efficiently intercepting particulate pollutants such as dust and pollen.
Built‑in DBD plasma generator enables human‑machine coexistence. It continuously releases high‑activity ion groups to achieve 99.99% inactivation rate against viruses and bacteria, effectively blocking aerosol transmission in the air.
Equipped with AIoT intelligent module, it supports APP remote control, voice interaction, real‑time air quality monitoring and automatic adjustment. The LCD touch screen provides intuitive operation and records cumulative purification time. Adopting rounded‑shape appearance, it comes with anti‑tip‑over power‑off protection, child‑lock function and multi‑speed fan adjustment. The running noise is as low as 5 decibels, which will not disturb sleep at night.
It is widely applicable to households, offices, medical consulting rooms and wards. It continuously improves air quality of enclosed premises and helps mitigate the spread of respiratory pathogens.
Notice: The device works only as auxiliary environmental‑protection equipment. It cannot replace fundamental prevention measures such as mask‑wearing, hand‑washing and medical treatment.
The elderly and people with chronic illnesses are advised to avoid heavily‑crowded enclosed sites as much as possible. Evaluate vaccination according to personal physical status to strengthen immune defense. Seek immediate medical care in case of persistent high fever or chest shortness of breath after infection to prevent delayed treatment.
Infectious‑disease prevention is a long‑term daily task. Do not be anxious facing the resurgence of COVID‑19. Rational understanding, sound personal protection and optimized indoor air quality will help us get through high‑incidence seasons of respiratory diseases and protect everyone’s respiratory health.
