99.5% clean air while sleeping enables your patient’s airways to rest and recuperate.
Proven effective
Airsonett’s TLA technology (Temperature-controlled Laminar Airflow) has undergone rigorous clinical trials for several years. The results show that Airsonett Air4 reduces exacerbations1, improves asthma and eczema control1, 2, 3, 4, improves quality of life2, 3 and is free from medical side effects2. You can read more about the research carried out on TLA. See clinical documentation below.
Free from pharmacological side effects
Airsonett’s technology TLA is an interaction-free and non-invasive treatment with 99.5% clean air. TLA has no known pharmacological side effects.
Airsonett Air4 is cost-effective
Since Airsonett® Air4 is used in the home, the need for medical appointments or planned hospital visits is less than for many other treatments. There are a number of calculations on healthcare costs with TLA as a starting point. You can find the latest study here.
Patented technology
Airsonett Air4 uses the patented TLA technology (temperature-controlled laminar airflow) to direct a soft flow of filtered, clean, lightly cooled air toward the breathing zone. The filtered, clean air is slightly cooled before it is released from the unit, so that it sinks gently due to gravity and pushes away the particle- and allergen-rich air from the breathing zone.
This is how Airsonett Air4 works
TLA – Temperature-controlled Laminar Airflow
Airsonett Air4 is based on the technology TLA (temperature-controlled laminar airflow). The air from the room is sucked into the machine and passes through a filter that traps allergens and other particles. The clean, filtered air is cooled to slightly below room temperature and flows laminary, at low speed, from the air shower. The slightly cooled air creates a breathing zone that is 99.5% free of allergens and particles larger than 0.5 μm.
What is the difference between an Airsonett Air4 and an air purifier?
Airsonett’s patented TLA technology has a clinically proven effect on asthmatics and patients with other allergy-related diseases, thanks to the drastic reduction of allergenic particles in the breathing zone. Air purifiers try to clean the whole room, and have therefore not been able to show clinical effect. In clinical trials, Airsonett has been shown to clean the air in the breathing zone up to 100 times better than air purifiers*.
* Referens: Spilak M, et al. A comparison between temperature controlled laminar airflow device and a room-air cleaner in reducing exposure to particles while asleep. PLoS ONE 2016;11(11): e0166882.
