1. Prevent cross-infection. A hospital is a dense gathering place of people, and patients can carry a variety of bacteria, viruses and other pathogens. Air purification systems can remove microbial contamination from the air, reduce the risk of cross-infection and protect the health of patients and healthcare workers.

2. Improve air quality. There are often various odors and harmful gases in the hospital, such as drug odor, formaldehyde, ammonia and so on. The air purification system can effectively remove harmful gases and odors in the air, improve indoor air quality, therefore can provide a fresh and comfortable medical environment.

3. Remove dust and particulate matter. There may be many activities in the hospital that produce dust and particulate matter, such as surgery, cleaning, etc. Air purification systems can filter particulate matter in the air, reduce the amount of dust and pollutants in the air and keep the indoor air clean.

4. Relieve allergy symptoms. Some patients and healthcare workers may suffer from allergic diseases and are sensitive to allergens such as pollen and dust mites. Air purification systems remove allergens from the air, relieving allergy symptoms and providing a more comfortable environment.

5. Protect medical equipment: Some sensors and equipment in hospitals have high environmental cleanliness requirements, such as dust-free requirements in operating rooms and cleanliness requirements in laboratories. Air purification systems can reduce the amount of microorganisms and particles in the air, protect the normal operation of medical equipment and extend its service life.