ziaino™ only uses naturally derived salt and water to produce hypochlorous acid. The concentration is safe to use in manned spaces, emphasizing a balance between effectiveness and safety.
point 1
Aqua ziaino™ controls the concentration
point 2
It is a vaporization method
point 3
The concentration of vaporized Aqua ziaino™ is less than 1/25 of regulation levels
How Aqua ziaino™ is created
ziaino™ produces Aqua ziaino™ containing
The Aqua ziaino™ created by Panasonic’s ziaino™ is slightly alkaline with a pH of 8.5. The balance between effectiveness and safety is emphasized, making it safe to use in manned spaces.
*In Japan
How sodium hypochlorite is produced
This is how a diluted sodium hypochlorite solution (strong alkaline) like household bleach is created. Industrial mass production technology causes chlorine gas to be dissolved to produce hypochlorite ions (OCl-)
*In Japan
Spraying spaces involves spraying hypochlorous acid water over a large area and usually involves the use of a high concentration of hypochlorous acid in unmanned spaces. On the other hand, ziaino™ uses filters to vaporize and deliver hypochlorite (HOCl), which makes it different from simply spraying the space.
Spraying spaces
Spraying Aqua ziaino™ over a large area.
Ventilation vaporization
Vaporizing the solution and delivering it using a filter
The concentration of vaporized Aqua ziaino™ volatilized from ziaino™ is lower than the environmental standard (0.5ppm*) for chlorine gas in the air and is suitable for use in manned spaces.
*Non-toxic amount (NOALE) from the EU risk assessment
*1.
|
ziaino™ gas concentration at outlet |
ziaino™ gas concentration in air *1 |
Non-toxic evaluation *2 (NOAEL) chlorine gas upper limit |
|---|---|---|
|
Less than 0.1ppm |
Less than 0.02ppm |
0.5ppm |
*1 The non-toxic evaluation (NOAEL) is a pharmaceutical term that refers to the highest value of exposure at which no harmful effects are observed in repeated dose toxicity tests using multiple dose groups. (0.5 ppm is the environmental standard for chlorine gas, but since one molecule of chlorine gas, the chlorine gas concentration can be replaced with hypochlorous acid concentration.)
*2 Except for use in special environments such as enclosed spaces that are fractionally smaller than the appropriate floor area.
Why does it have a peculiar smell
(like that of a swimming pool)?
It’s proof that the hypochlorous acid is at work.
The reaction of hypochlorous acid with organic matter in the pool produces chloramines (the substance that creates the pool-like smell).
The pool-like smell is also a sign that the hypochlorous acid is working.
Statements and claims are made in reference to specific researches and studies.Due diligence by readers is advised. Panasonic excludes any liability thereof.
