AIR & SURFACE PURIFICATION
Clean Air Is Life. Feel the Difference.
Explore Pyure air and surface purification for your facility.
Start with your challenge. Match the system to your environment.
A BETTER AIR CONVERSATION
Odours, cleaning chemicals and material off-gassing can be part of a building’s indoor-air challenge. Pure Clean Air supplies Pyure air and surface purification systems for commercial properties, with equipment options matched to your space and priorities.
From individual rooms to integrated building systems, the conversation starts with what you want to address—and the equipment and evidence relevant to your space.
Guest rooms, garbage areas, gyms and other spaces where unwanted smells affect the experience.
Consider air-treatment options for volatile organic compounds from materials and everyday building activities.
Explore manufacturer-tested technology alongside your existing cleaning and indoor-air practices.
ABOUT PURE CLEAN AIR
Head office
Kelowna, British Columbia
Pure Clean Air Inc. is an authorized distributor of Pyure technology. We supply portable and building-integrated purification systems for commercial property owners, business operators and facility teams.
From our head office in Kelowna, BC, we start with your building and the concerns you want to address—whether that is persistent odours, shared indoor spaces or choosing equipment for a new property.
We work with businesses and organizations across North America, including casinos, hotels and resorts, schools and childcare, healthcare and dental facilities, senior living, multi-family properties, commercial workplaces and industrial facilities.
We bring the equipment options, manufacturer evidence and project requirements together to help you make an informed purchasing decision.
Pyure technology has been tested in challenging, real-world applications. In its Newport Racing & Gaming case study, Pyure reports reductions in airborne and surface bacteria and mould, with reductions of up to 98% across the reported measurements.
Manufacturer-reported findings varied by contaminant and sampling location. Results depend on the equipment, installation and site conditions; these findings are not a guarantee for every building.
Review Pyure’s real-world case study (PDF) ↗FIND YOUR INDUSTRY
We work with businesses across North America in the industries below. Find the concerns and solution pathways relevant to your facility.
Tell us where the concern occurs, how the space is used and what is already in place. That information guides the technical review and equipment discussion.
Select your industry to see the common challenges and equipment considerations.
01 / GUEST & STAFF EXPERIENCE
THE CHALLENGE
Smoke-related odours where applicable, busy gaming areas and back-of-house spaces.
THE APPROACH
Review airflow and treatment zones, then consider room-based or integrated configurations alongside existing ventilation and filtration.
Pyure describes a deployment and indoor-air investigation at Newport Racing & Gaming.
Explore the manufacturer gaming example ↗02 / THE GUEST EXPERIENCE
THE CHALLENGE
Guest-room odours, fitness areas, meeting spaces and housekeeping concerns.
THE APPROACH
Identify priority areas and assess portable or HVAC-integrated options that fit the property and its maintenance routines.
Pyure publishes hospitality applications and a Churchill Downs deployment example.
Explore hospitality applications ↗
03 / LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS
THE CHALLENGE
Classrooms, shared spaces, room noise and indoor-air priorities.
THE APPROACH
Review occupancy, layout and model requirements with the facility team. Consider room-based or centralized configurations and the relevant evidence.
Pyure’s education resources cover classrooms, campuses and an example from Newark schools.
Explore education resources ↗
04 / CLINICAL ENVIRONMENTS
THE CHALLENGE
Patient and staff environments, clinical requirements and evidence-based equipment selection.
THE APPROACH
Evaluate model-specific suitability with facilities and infection-control professionals. Confirm applicable Canadian requirements before procurement.
Pyure publishes healthcare applications and information on its medical-specific MDU/Rx model.
Review healthcare information ↗
05 / RESIDENT COMFORT
THE CHALLENGE
Resident-room odours, shared amenities and noise-sensitive settings.
THE APPROACH
Assess treatment needs, placement, acoustics and service access with the care and building teams. Review evidence for the intended application.
Use model-specific specifications and scientific resources to support the review.
Review manufacturer evidence ↗
06 / PROPERTY & BUILDING DESIGN
THE CHALLENGE
Garbage-room odours, shared amenities and mechanical coordination in new or existing buildings.
THE APPROACH
Define the affected areas and airflow paths. For new construction, review equipment and maintenance access during mechanical planning.
Pyure’s in-duct and controlled-system resources explain building-integrated options.
Explore integrated solutions ↗07 / WORKPLACES & SHARED SPACES
THE CHALLENGE
Office, retail and fitness-space odours, material off-gassing and building-operation concerns.
THE APPROACH
Match room-based or integrated options to occupancy, air circulation and the concern being addressed.
Pyure publishes commercial applications for offices, retail and fitness facilities.
Explore commercial applications ↗
08 / APPLICATION-SPECIFIC NEEDS
THE CHALLENGE
Process odours and contaminants requiring technical assessment.
THE APPROACH
Identify the substances, concentrations and required controls with qualified professionals. Air treatment is not a substitute for source control or occupational-safety measures.
Pyure’s industrial resources describe applications in manufacturing, restoration and waste management.
Explore industrial applications ↗THE TECHNOLOGY, EXPLAINED
Pyure describes its technology as using ultraviolet energy to generate hydroxyls and organic oxidants. These reactive compounds are designed to address odours and selected contaminants in the air and on surfaces.
Unlike a filter-only approach, Pyure’s mechanism includes treatment beyond the device. Model selection, room conditions and installation requirements matter.
Explore the manufacturer’s explanation ↗Mechanism summary based on Pyure’s published explanation.
SEE THE EQUIPMENT
Explore the equipment behind portable, in-duct and controlled-system configurations.
A device positioned within the space. Review placement, airflow and the model’s operating guidance.
Equipment designed for integration with air-handling systems. Mechanical design and qualified installation matter.
Commercial configurations can include sensors and controls. Confirm the required equipment and commissioning scope.
Product photography and configuration illustrations: Pyure.
EXPLORE THE EQUIPMENT
Four solution pathways from Pyure’s product range. The final configuration follows a facility review.
Explore portable models for individual spaces, including the Slimline Whisper range. Pyure Mini pictured.
In-duct equipment that uses the building’s air-handling system to distribute treatment.
Permanent placement options where HVAC ducts or air-handling units are not accessible.
Sensor-driven equipment and controls for larger commercial applications.
Product images and descriptions: Pyure. Available models, sizing, Canadian requirements, pricing and installation scope are confirmed in your proposal.
PORTABLE MODEL STARTING POINTS
| Pyure / Odorox model | Area (sq ft) |
|---|---|
| Mini 25 | 80–250 |
| Mini 50 | 250–500 |
| Slimline / Slimline Whisper | 215–900 |
| Slimline MAX / Whisper MAX | 900–1,500 |
| MDU Max | 1,250–2,000 |
Pyure’s published ranges assume 3 air changes per hour, 90% recirculated air and 9-foot ceilings. Higher contamination reduces Slimline MAX sizing guidelines. These ranges are a starting point, not a design recommendation.
Review current manufacturer sizing guidance ↗LOOK BEYOND THE CLAIMS
Manufacturer resources give you a starting point for evaluating the technology and its applications.
PYURE TECHNOLOGY VIDEO
Watch the manufacturer explain the process and the intended treatment mechanism.
Watch on Pyure’s website ↗Review the studies, test methods and safety information made available by Pyure. Check which findings apply to the model and environment you are considering.
Review manufacturer evidence ↗Pyure describes deployments at Churchill Downs and an indoor-air investigation at Newport Racing & Gaming. Explore the manufacturer’s account and supporting material.
Explore the hospitality example ↗These are Pyure resources and manufacturer examples. They are not Pure Clean Air customer testimonials. Reported outcomes depend on study conditions and do not establish a result for every building.
MANUFACTURER ADOPTION
The supplied Pyure presentation lists customers across hospitality and other commercial settings. These names provide adoption context, not evidence of performance at your property.
Source: supplied Pyure presentation, slide 14, as referenced in the Pure Clean Air casino brochure. Relationships are those listed in that presentation; this is not a claim of current customer status, a Pure Clean Air client list or an endorsement. Company names and logos belong to their respective owners.
Which organisations does the manufacturer list as users?
What did a study measure, with which equipment and conditions?
Explore supporting evidence ↗Which outcomes and service responsibilities will be documented at your building?
Discuss your project ↗HOW WE HELP
Work with an authorized Pyure distributor to choose equipment and understand the full project scope.
Share your building type, location and concerns, including existing ventilation or filtration.
Compare portable and building-integrated systems, with model-specific evidence and technical input where needed.
Review equipment and pricing, including freight, installation arrangements and ongoing maintenance costs.
Confirm delivery, installation, training, warranty and support responsibilities before proceeding.
No. Air purification should be considered alongside ventilation, filtration, cleaning, maintenance and source control. A building issue may require HVAC, environmental or other professional input.
That depends on the concern being addressed, space volume, airflow, layout and model requirements. A floor-area estimate alone does not establish technical suitability.
Pricing is facility-specific. A proposal should separate equipment and ongoing costs, and clearly state freight, installation, service, taxes, warranty terms and exclusions.
Open a product above for the corresponding Pyure manufacturer page, or visit Pyure’s resource centre for technical documents.
Installation arrangements depend on the equipment and your building. HVAC-integrated units require qualified trades. Your proposal will identify the installation scope, responsibilities and any separate costs.
Plan for replacement optics and model-specific upkeep. Confirm the replacement schedule, costs and who will perform the work when reviewing your equipment proposal.
Warranty coverage depends on the product and the manufacturer’s terms. Confirm the applicable warranty, support contact and service responsibilities in your proposal before purchasing.
LET’S DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT
Start with your industry, facility location and the concern you want to address. Have an existing system? Tell us what it does and where you still need help.
Head office: Kelowna, BC
Working with businesses across North America.
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