Air Sentry provides specialist ventilation, air purification, environmental monitoring, and control systems designed to support HTM 03-01 compliance, reduce airborne risk, and deliver significant energy savings. Its systems are deployed across NHS healthcare environments and within Ministry of Justice medical facilities.
The company says: “Air Sentry’s ULPA15-based air purification technology can operate either as a standalone solution or integrate with existing HVAC systems. Designed for existing clinical environments, it removes airborne particulate matter including PM1.0 and PM2.5 together with airborne pathogens, while additional filtration can address NOx, VOCs, and many reactive anaesthetic agents.
“Systems can also provide positive or negative pressure differentials, supporting infection control, HCID planning and wider Civil Defence and CBRN preparedness.
“The Genesis low-level extract system provides a rapid, standardised solution for low-level extraction, with options for recirculation, supply-air integration, or temporary deployment during construction and refurbishment projects.
“At the centre of Air Sentry’s digital offering is Aristotle, its hybrid AHU and indoor-air-quality command-and-control platform. Developed over six years, Aristotle combines ventilation control with distributed IAQ monitoring, comprehensive data logging, and optimisation of both new and legacy air-handling systems.
“Air Sentry’s monitoring ecosystem provides scalable monitoring of CO₂, NOx, N₂O/Entonox, PM2.5, PM10, VOCs, temperature, humidity, radon, and other environmental parameters.
“Visitors will also be able to see Air Sentry’s negative-pressure capabilities demonstrated alongside a compact modular negative-pressure room solution developed with Architectural Wallz, enabling rapid deployment of controlled clinical environments.
“We will be showcasing our future development which includes disease-risk alerting designed to help healthcare organisations identify changing indoor-air conditions and respond earlier to seasonal infection risk as well as the new AMPAS standardised CFU collection system developed with Leads University.
“Air Sentry will be exhibiting on Stand C36.”