Purification that Passes the Test on Cleaner Spaces for Students and Teachers
It’s not all academic when it comes to keeping students and teachers protected in schools today. With many students back for face-to-face learning, CASPR’s air and surface disinfection solutions add an important extra layer of protection for our most hands-on spaces.
Our natural, chemical-free solutions purify the air and clean surfaces with up to 99.96% disinfection rate against pathogens. This gives teachers and administrators a safe way to combat mold, viruses, bacteria, odors, and more.
For full-campus coverage, our duct-mount units are installed in your HVAC supply, providing disinfection to every space where students and staff may be. This hands-fee, low maintenance solution produces no smells, residue, or noise, which is ideal for academic spaces.
For administration offices or guest spaces, our CASPR Compact desktop unit is a plug-n-play solution that offers visual peace of mind for visitors and staff. CASPR can also provide a window cling that certifies your space is protected with lab-proven air and surface disinfection technology.
220605 MRO | 230701 Indoor Air Quality | 230603 Pathogen Removal
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CASPR’s Impact on Student Absenteeism
5-10 Day Reduction: 40%
11+ Day Reduction: 60.2%
CASPR’s Partnership with Meriwether County, GA Schools
To prioritize the safety and well-being of its students, teachers, and employees, the Meriwether County School District implemented a new technology that provides continuous disinfection of both air and surfaces. This has been a significant step towards ensuring a healthier and safer learning environment for everyone.
In an interview with Infection Control Today® (ICT®), Margaret Scarlett, DMD, the chief medical consultant at CASPR Technologies, explains the reasoning behind the technology’s implementation, reactions from students and staff, and how the technology works.