EVIDENCE & EFFECTIVENESS
Product demonstrations, certification programmes and clinical outcomes answer different questions. This page keeps those distinctions visible.
Manufacturer image of SRX certification marks
Official image · Internet access requiredRexair describes certification criteria addressing allergen removal from carpets, retention within the vacuum, pickup with a partially filled basin and exposure during emptying. Consult the programme’s scope and the specific product listing.
It is not a claim that the SRX treats asthma, prevents infection or is approved as hospital equipment.
Read Rexair’s AAFA informationRexair links to AHAM’s smoke, dust and pollen testing framework and room-size guidance. Use the applicable verified product rating to assess room suitability.
This website does not invent a CADR, recommended room area or hospital air-change rate.
Read Rexair’s AHAM informationTHREE DIFFERENT QUESTIONS
| Evidence type | What it can address | What it does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer product demonstration | Operation, tool handling and visible pickup under the shown conditions. | Independent comparative superiority, pathogen reduction or health outcomes. |
| Product certification | The named model against the programme’s specific criteria. | Every use case, every room or a medical treatment effect. |
| Controlled field evaluation | The recorded observations for the tested task and conditions. | A universal performance percentage or clinical efficacy. |
This is an interpretation framework, not a new laboratory test or certification. No completed African client outcome dataset was supplied for this website.
CDC environmental guidance discusses dust dispersal, vacuum maintenance and appropriate infection-control practices. It does not authorize the SRX for clinical use. A healthcare feasibility proposal must preserve the facility’s approved cleaning and ventilation requirements.
CDC environmental-services guidance Read the hospital feasibility briefYOUR NEXT STEP
Explore a home demonstration, request product information or discuss an application’s suitability.
