Features of Aosun Air Curtains For Hospitals
- Produces a non-irritating sound, allowing patients to rest comfortably
- Prevents conditioned air from going out, promoting energy-efficiency
- Blows at a high velocity preventing dust from going in the hospital
- Filters contaminated air, allowing staff, patients, and visitors to inhale purified air
- Blocks the mosquito and any other insects from entering the facility
Air Curtains For Hospitals Manufacturer in China
Aosun manufactures air curtains that produce only 50dB sound with 11m/s fan speed, enabling comfortable use and an effective barrier preventing airborne toxins from spreading in a hospital. As one of the busiest areas, hospitals need to have a barrier that won’t block the way for people but rather block the way for insects, mites and dust, which our air curtain can sustain. It can control the heat, moisture, air leaks, and most importantly, it eliminate highly contagious pollutants that might make the patient’s diseases worse. Other than hospitals, it is also used in clinics and other healthcare facilities. Our air curtains conforms to multiple standards, such as SAA, TUV, CB, CE, RoSH, ensuring quality and safe to use in a hospital. You may also customize air curtains according to your own desired innovation, be it full or minor customization.
AOSUN’s air curtains with built-in air disinfection systems combine powerful airflow and sterilization technology to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination in hospital environments.
Our architectural air curtains provide a sleek design that blends with hospital interiors while ensuring a clean and temperature-controlled environment.
AOSUN’s recessed air curtains are installed discreetly in ceilings or walls, providing efficient air separation without disrupting hospital aesthetics.
AOSUN’s laminar flow air curtains deliver smooth, uniform airflow to reduce airborne particle movement. Designed for surgical and sterile zones
Built from premium stainless steel, AOSUN’s air curtains combine hygiene, strength, and performance for demanding hospital environments.
Made with durable stainless steel, these air curtains are resistant to corrosion and easy to sanitize—perfect for hospitals and laboratories.
AOSUN’s re-circulating air curtains reuse internal air to maintain cleanliness and reduce energy consumption in medical facilities.
AOSUN’s commercial low-profile air curtains are engineered for spaces that require strong air separation with a compact, unobtrusive design.
Why is an Air Curtain Used for Hospitals
According to the high speed and uniform airflow, Aosun’s air curtain forms a barrier to prevent air change between outside and inside air. It is widely used in the medical industry, ensuring the cleanliness of the hospital environment and the safety of the patients.
Low Energy Consumption
The key benefit of the air curtain for hospitals is saving energy consumption, bringing economic benefits. To maintain the comfort of the hospital environment, there are typically many HVAC devices. This equipment requires a large amount of energy to keep operating. While the air curtain can reduce the inside warm or cold air escaping, improving the energy efficiency. In winter, it will save up to 30% on heating costs.
Protection and Safety
Maintaining a safe environment is important for hospitals. When the air curtain absorbs air, the HEPA filter of the hospital air curtain traps contaminants to ensure the safety of the airflow barrier. Some factors that are easy to cause allergic reactions, such as dust or pollen, are also kept out. If you have a demand, the hospital infection control air curtain can also be installed with an ultraviolet ray component. It destroys pathogens with highly contagious, preventing secondary infections to protect patients’ safety.
Cleanliness
Keeping the environment clean is also one of the most important advantages of hospital air curtains. The air curtain prevents flying insects from entering, such as mosquitoes and flies, maintaining food safety in hospital cafeterias. At the same time, the strong airflow barrier also prevents cigarette smoke or vehicle exhaust from entering, which can ensure the cleanliness of hospitals. The air curtain can be combined with a vestibule to protect against outside odors, fumes, and other pollutants.
High Passage Efficiency
The air curtain used in hospitals ensures sanitation and stability of the indoor environments, making its entrance open at all times. For patients who require emergency care or other emergency situations, the air curtain offers high passage efficiency, especially for stretchers or wheelchairs. This can not only enable the hospital to receive patients in time, but also provide a positive healthcare experience for patients.
Applications of Hospital Air Curtain
- Main Entrance
The main entrance typically has high foot traffic, and the air is mixed, where it easy to cause an air change. You can use an air curtain in this area to efficiently reduce the effect of the outside environment, maintaining the indoor temperature to decrease energy consumption. The air curtain can also work together with the vestibule to keep the stability of the hospital air when personnel enter or exit.
- Emergency Room Entrance
Emergency room entrances are required to remain open to address emergencies. The air curtain can improve the rescue efficiency and medical services of hospitals, ensuring the safety and cleanliness of the internal environment. It allows rescue personnel and patients to enter the room, and also prevents polluted air, such as vehicle exhaust.
prevent vehicle exhaust at the same time.
- Loading Dock
When the hospital needs to load or unload medical devices or supplies, you can start up the air curtain to prevent dust. It will also keep a stable temperature in the indoor environment, reducing cold or warm air running.
- Kitchen Entry
The kitchens of hospitals can also install an air curtain to avoid dust entry, ensuring food safety. In addition, it can control flying insects and does not need to use any chemical agents, reducing chemical pollution risks. The air curtain also prevents kitchen odors from spreading into the hallway, maintaining stable air both inside and outside.
How to Select an Air Curtain for a Hospital
When you purchase air curtains for the hospital, you should select them based on the actual situation and requirements. And consider comprehensive factors to ensure the air curtain can meet your demands. The following are some factors for your reference:
- Airflow Velocity: The airflow speed is connected with the barrier effect. You should calculate the door dimensions before choosing the air curtain, and ensure the airflow barrier can completely cover the entryways. Aosun’s hospital air curtain offers a high airflow velocity of around 11m/s for your selection.
- Material: The medical industry generally has high requirements for safety and cleanliness. So the materials of air curtains are an important factor that you should consider. You can choose the high-grade air curtain, which is made of safe components such as antimicrobial coating, stainless steel housing, and more.
- Noise level: If the air curtain needs to be used in applications with a strict silence demand, such as a ward or operating room, you should select the type of air curtain with a low noise level. If you have higher requirements for noise level, you can also choose the air curtain with an anti-vibration structure and acoustic foam.
- Certifications and Standards: The air curtain used in hospitals must meet the relevant certifications and medical standards. This can ensure the quality of the device, reducing safety hazards. Aosun’s air curtain has passed many certifications, including SAA, TUV, CB, CE, RoSH, etc, offering high quality and after-sales service.
For the special areas that need electromagnetic shielding, such as MRI rooms and DSA operating rooms, you can choose the air curtain without motors. It can be installed in a relatively remote space, avoiding electromagnetic interference.
Aosun’s hospital air curtains offer low noise levels up to 50 dB(A), according to the highly efficient motor and optimized duct design. In addition, when installing the air curtain, you can adjust the airflow speed. Ensuring it can form a strong airflow barrier, and also reduce the noise effect for staff or patients.
The hospital air curtain is easy to maintain; the main work is cleanliness. You can regularly clean the housing and filter of the air curtain to keep efficient airflow barriers. When there are some abnormal situations, such as high noise or low airflow speed, that are not solved by cleanliness, you can check the interior components to repair or replace them.
Different departments have different requirements for hospital air curtains. Each department has different functions and usage frequencies, leading to different priorities regarding the performance of medical air curtains. Emergency rooms and entrance/exit areas prioritize airflow intensity, response speed, and continuous operation. Inpatient and outpatient areas prioritize low-noise operation to avoid disturbing patients’ rest. Logistics corridors focus more on durability, stability, and ease of maintenance.
Medical air curtains require infrequent maintenance. Their simple structure and lack of complex consumable parts mean they only require periodic upkeep. This primarily involves cleaning the inlet and outlet vents and the outer casing to maintain a stable airflow. Furthermore, the maintenance of medical air curtains is simple and does not interfere with the passage of patients or medical staff. Compared to other ventilation equipment, air curtains have lower maintenance costs.
Air curtains form a barrier through airflow, so they do not impede the entry and exit of wheelchairs and hospital beds. Furthermore, their airflow direction is stable, minimizing the impact on pushing resistance. Medical air curtains meet the basic requirements of hospitals for barrier-free access and safety passages, making them suitable for use in barrier-free pathways. The airflow can be adjusted according to the actual usage scenario.
Hospital air curtains cannot replace air disinfection or purification equipment.Hospital air curtains do not have disinfection or filtration functions; their main function is to create a stable airflow barrier at the entrance, reducing air exchange between different areas. This lowers the probability of polluted external air entering the room, reducing the burden on the purification system; it primarily provides an auxiliary effect.
Hospital air curtains can be used in conjunction with automatic door systems. When opened, the air curtain automatically activates; after the door closes, the air curtain slowly stops and enters standby mode. This effectively improves passage efficiency and reduces the amount of outside air entering the room during door opening, making it ideal for high-frequency entrances and exits in hospitals.
