Southern California | Commercial Property Assessment
PlasmaGuard PRO integrates with compatible commercial HVAC systems to actively treat air as it circulates through the building. It provides a centralized approach for addressing airborne particulates, allergens, odors, and other documented contaminants without relying entirely on portable units in individual rooms.
Every property and HVAC system is different. A complimentary preliminary review can help determine whether PlasmaGuard is worth evaluating for your building.
No-obligation preliminary review. Final equipment selection, compatibility, and installation requirements must be confirmed by qualified HVAC professionals.
Installed within compatible central HVAC equipment by qualified professionals.
Evaluated for the areas and zones served by the building’s compatible HVAC systems.
Supported by manufacturer documentation and controlled-condition laboratory testing.
PlasmaGuard PRO is designed for professional integration with compatible commercial HVAC systems. As conditioned air circulates through the building, the equipment operates within the HVAC airflow instead of treating only one room at a time.
Designed for installation within compatible commercial air handlers, rooftop units, or duct systems.
Equipment quantity and placement depend on airflow, system capacity, zones, ductwork, and installation access.
Qualified HVAC professionals confirm compatibility, configuration, electrical requirements, and installation conditions.
Commercial properties may require different equipment quantities and configurations depending on their HVAC systems, airflow, zones, and operating conditions. Final placement and installation requirements must be confirmed by qualified HVAC professionals.
Conceptual commercial HVAC application shown. Final equipment quantity, placement, and configuration must be determined by qualified professionals.
Manufacturer testing under controlled laboratory conditions has demonstrated reductions of up to 99.8% in airborne particulates and allergens. These findings provide a useful starting point for evaluating the technology alongside the building’s HVAC configuration and operating conditions.
Actual performance depends on the property, HVAC configuration, airflow, equipment selection, installation, maintenance, operating conditions, and environmental conditions. Laboratory findings reflect specific controlled test conditions and do not guarantee identical results in any building.
PlasmaGuard may be evaluated for a range of commercial environments. Suitability depends on the property’s HVAC systems, operating conditions, objectives, and professional review.
Tell Rick who you are and how to reach you.
Discuss your property, objectives, and any HVAC information currently available.
If the opportunity appears viable, the next step may include documentation review or qualified HVAC follow-up.
You do not need detailed HVAC information to get started. Send your basic contact information and Rick will follow up to learn more about your property and answer your initial questions.
Rick Ethell will review your message and contact you personally to answer your questions and share relevant PlasmaGuard commercial information.
Rick Ethell · Independent Representative
Rick helps Southern California commercial property owners and facility teams learn about PlasmaGuard and determine whether the technology may warrant further evaluation for a particular building.
Start with a preliminary review of the property, HVAC systems, objectives, and available equipment information. If the opportunity appears viable, the next step may include documentation review, additional system information, or an on-site evaluation by qualified HVAC professionals.