SCG Launches 'SCG Bi-ion' New Solution to Enhance Well-being for Thais, Pioneering Clean and Safe Air Quality for All Buildings

SCG <\/strong><\/span>is advancing the quality of life for Thais by providing 'clean and safe' air quality that every building should have, introducing the <\/strong><\/span>SCG Bi-ion air purification system <\/strong><\/span>which utilizes technology to enhance indoor air quality by eliminating airborne pathogens, including bacteria and viruses, by up to 99%*. It also helps manage PM 2.5 dust levels, raising awareness among target groups such as office buildings, health centers, hospitals, and educational institutions. <\/strong><\/span><\/p>

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Mr. Wachirachai Koonamwattana, Head of Service Solution Business at SCG <\/strong><\/span>stated, "With our working approach under the concept of 'PASSION FOR BETTER LIVING', SCG is committed to providing solutions that improve the quality of living. We are introducing technology that addresses indoor living challenges, particularly 'air pollution and airborne pathogens', which is a critical issue that all organizations must urgently address to ensure a better quality of life for Thais in the future. Through research and development of air quality solutions, the 'SCG Bi-ion' technology, patented by Plasma Air in the USA, acts as an Active Air Purifier that releases positive and negative ions into the air, effectively managing pathogens including bacteria, coronavirus, mold spores, certain gas odors, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and PM10 - 2.5 dust. Importantly, it is safe for humans and pets at all times during operation, adhering to safety product standards from Intertek/ETL (UL867) in the USA."<\/p>

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Currently, the company has installed the SCG Bi-ion system to provide clean and safe air for over 300 buildings across various sectors <\/strong><\/span>including office buildings, health centers, hospitals, and educational institutions. Notable healthcare facilities include Chulabhorn Research Institute, Siriraj Hospital, Rajavithi Hospital, and Bang Khun Thian Geriatric Hospital, as well as educational institutions like St. Dominic School and Vajiravudh College, covering an area of over 235,700 square meters. The installation is set to expand, with plans to install in over 500 buildings by the end of this year to create direct experiences for target groups and raise awareness about the SCG Bi-ion technology that enhances air quality for better well-being.