Why You Should Keep Using AeroClave for Disinfection – Even Post-Pandemic

How Does AeroClave Work?

Understanding how AeroClave works is key to seeing why it’s such an effective solution for disinfection. Here’s a simple breakdown of how AeroClave systems, like the RDS 3110, RDS 6110, and ADS, make disinfecting easy and thorough.

Step 1: Choose the Right System for Your Needs

AeroClave offers several systems, depending on what you need to disinfect:

• RDS 3110: Ideal for rooms and smaller spaces.
• RDS 6110: Designed for larger areas, perfect for public spaces or large vehicles.
• ADS: Specifically made for ambulances and emergency vehicles, ensuring they’re thoroughly disinfected after each patient transport.
• APA: A portable applicator that offers flexibility for spot treatments and hard-to-reach areas.
• ADP: A distribution port that allows easy plug-and-play connections for vehicles.

Step 2: Simple Setup and Use

Using AeroClave is incredibly easy. Most systems involve setting the unit in the space you want to clean, pressing a button, and letting the machine do the work. The ADS even has ports that allow you to fog without entering the vehicle or space, minimizing exposure to pathogens.

Step 3: Fogging for Maximum Coverage

Unlike wiping down surfaces, fogging with AeroClave systems ensures that all surfaces, even hidden ones, are covered. The disinfectant, Vital Oxide, is non-toxic, non-corrosive, and safe for use on electronics. It’s effective against a wide range of viruses, bacteria, and molds.

Why AeroClave is Better Than Other Methods

When it comes to disinfection, not all methods are created equal. Here’s why AeroClave stands out from traditional cleaning techniques, offering better coverage, safety, and efficiency.

• Consistency: One of the biggest advantages of AeroClave is its ability to consistently disinfect every time, removing the variability that comes with manual cleaning. Traditional spray-and-wipe methods depend on the individual performing the task, meaning results can vary based on how thorough or motivated they are. AeroClave systems automate the entire process, ensuring the same high-quality disinfection each time without human error.
• Coverage: Unlike manual methods that can miss hard-to-reach areas, AeroClave systems use fogging technology to fully cover every surface. The tiny disinfectant droplets can reach into hidden areas like crevices, underneath furniture, and between electronic equipment—places traditional methods often overlook. Whether it’s the RDS 3110 or the ADS, AeroClave’s fogging technology guarantees that all areas are properly disinfected.
• Safety: Safety is a priority with AeroClave, which uses non-toxic, non-corrosive disinfectants like Vital Oxide. These solutions are EPA-approved and safe to use on sensitive equipment, electronics, and high-touch surfaces. Unlike harsher chemicals, Vital Oxide won’t damage surfaces, ensuring that everything from your keyboards to medical equipment remains intact and fully disinfected.
• Efficiency: Time is of the essence, especially in high-traffic areas like ambulances, offices, and public facilities. Systems, such as the ADS for emergency vehicles, can complete a full disinfection cycle in just 20 minutes, significantly reducing downtime. This quick turnaround means your space is back in service faster, without sacrificing the thoroughness of the cleaning process.

Conclusion: Don’t Stop Disinfecting with AeroClave

Just because the pandemic is over doesn’t mean you should stop using AeroClave. Germs and viruses aren’t going away, and regular disinfection is key to keeping your environment safe. With systems like the RDS 3110, RDS 6110, ADS, and more, AeroClave makes it easier than ever to disinfect your space or vehicle quickly, safely, and effectively.

Stay ahead of health risks and keep using AeroClave to protect yourself, your team, and the people you care about.

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