Disinfection

What Is Electrostatic Spraying & Why We Need It?

Disinfecting at a Distance

Out of all the disinfecting methods, electrostatic spraying might be the most efficient method for commercial facilities. Spraying for one second can effectively clean large surfaces, including hard-to-reach spots like corners and twists. Let’s get to know more about this practical technology.

What Is Electrostatic Spraying?

Electrostatic spraying refers to a technology of cleaning objects or areas from a certain distance by spraying the disinfectant agent with electrostatic powder. 

Mixed with air and atomized by the electrodes inside the spraying tool, the disinfectant agent is much more active than on a regular sprayer. As a result, it can aim for broader coverage and even reach areas people usually miss with manual cleaning. 

The cleaning agent will perfectly coat every surface it lands on and kill all the germs in it.

This technology is not entirely new. Since the 1960s, people have used the electrostatic spray as a pesticide in agriculture, to paint vehicles in the automotive industry, and more. However, it was not until recently that people started using it for disinfection.

The electrostatic disinfectant is great for cleaning commercial facilities, anywhere with a high risk of contamination, or any public place. It is common to see people using the sprayer in schools, hospitals, offices, and even on playgrounds.

Benefits of Electrostatic Spraying

One unit of electrostatic sprayer is not cheap. But it can be a valuable investment for your company or facility because of all the benefits it may bring, such as:

  • Significantly Save Time and Energy

Imagine how much time it may take for a person to clean up one classroom in a school. That person also needs to wipe all the chairs, desks, and every little thing on it. It may take a few minutes to get this done with an electrostatic sprayer.

  • Avoid Chemical Overuse

An electrostatic sprayer will use a little less disinfectant agent than you would with manual cleaning. This is because you need a solution droplet for every bit of each surface. Since you are using fewer chemicals, you don’t need to worry so much about the residue.

  • Eliminating the Risk of Virus Spread

Due to its practicality, you can disinfect your facilities more often. As a result, it effectively lowers the possibility of the virus spreading. You can also save your company’s reputation and medical budget by preventing more people from getting sick.

Types of Units

There are several types of electrostatic sprayers on the market. They mainly vary by power source and sprayer model. Some units use batteries, and some have cords for electricity. Battery-powered units might seem easier to use, but they won’t be as powerful as electric ones.

And as for the sprayer model, you can choose either the rolling cart unit, handheld sprayer, or backpack sprayer. Again, there are no significant differences between these three in terms of functionality. It is merely a matter of practicality.

We can’t be sure which parts of our facilities contain the most germs and viruses. Of course, you must always keep it clean, but you can’t let your cleaning staff occupy the room for too long. That is why an electrostatic spray is a solution you should look for.

 

ECM Air Conditioning, with its headquarters located in Boynton Beach, FL, provides air conditioning services within Palm Beach County, Broward County, Martin County, and St. Lucie County. If you’re looking to have a new HVAC system installed, we’re on-call and ready to assist you. So if you’re in need of an HVAC installation, don’t hesitate to contact us today to schedule an inspection! Our HVAC installation experts will check your ductwork, measure, check wire sizes, and more before making recommendations to ensure maximum efficiency and comfort. Call us at 561-295-1763 or contact our HVAC installation team online by clicking here.

 

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