Sharp Announces Installation of 10,000 Plasmacluster Ion Generators at Bases in Japan and Abroad
On January 19, 2009, Sharp held a press conference in Tokyo to announce that in January it began installing approximately 10,000 industrial Plasmacluster Ion generators in Sharp offices and sales bases in Japan and abroad to help prevent a pandemic of new viruses.
Plasmacluster Ion generators use Sharp's proprietary Plasmacluster Ion technology to decompose and deactivate harmful airborne substances such as mold fungus, viruses, and allergens. These generators are designed to thoroughly deactivate harmful airborne substances in large areas, such as offices and conference rooms.
Starting with these installations, Sharp will further expand its measures for ensuring the safety of its employees and their families as well as the smooth continuation of business.
A scene from the press conference
Toshio Adachi, Executive Vice President, Group General Manager, Tokyo Branch
Plasmacluster Ion generators and supplies for employees
Harmful Airborne Mold Fungus and Allergens Are an Issue in Places Where Many People Gather
Plasmacluster Ions are exactly the same as the ions that exist in the natural world and have been proven to be harmless to the human body. Plasmacluster Ion technology is used to ensure a safe and comfortable working environment.
The IG-820-W/840-W Plasmacluster Ion Generators