Over 80% of our lives are spent indoors – at work, at home, in school, and in public buildings – and so it’s no surprise that our comfort and health are so influenced by the indoor air quality (IAQ) within our built environment.

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) refers to the air quality within and around buildings and structures, especially as it relates to the health and comfort of building occupants. Understanding and controlling common pollutants indoors can help reduce your risk of indoor health concerns.Health effects from indoor air pollutants may be experienced soon after exposure or, possibly, years later.

As of 2020, Kingclorence is a proud RHT authorized distributor providing the latest air purification solutions and services and exceptional experiences to our customers throughout Hong Kong.

Kingclorence can perform and support complex and time-sensitive assessments for any number of air quality concerns, whether you need guidance involving mitigating worker exposure on a new process line, need help to meet compliance standards, have an occupant or employee concern or complaint to address, or need to manage hazardous materials in the wake of an unexpected or catastrophic occurrence.

RHT is a leading environment protection company formed in 1998 with our head office based in Hong Kong.

For many years, RHT has been developing technologies that help protect the environment and also the customers that live within it.

With support from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), RHT convert these exciting and innovative technologies into practical products that enhance the quality of life.

To support the broad range of product offerings that serve many market sectors, RHT has professionals and specialists that have the relevant proven background together with the knowledgeable assistance of HKUST.

NANO

Nano is a unit of measure for extremely small objects such as atoms and molecules. 1 nanometre is 1/1,000,000th of the diameter of human hair.

CONFINED

The shape-selective properties of our catalytic material allow their usage in molecular adsorption. A granule of catalytic material with a diameter of 0.4 cm has around 400 feet of adsorption tunnel. This catalytic material is able to absorb certain molecules whilst excluding others. This results in efficient removal of pollutants such as VOCs from the environment.

CATALYTIC

There are transition metals (Zeolites) impregnated within the porous structure of our catalytic material. These transition metals can act as catalysts to enhance the reaction between the gaseous contaminants and oxidants.

OXIDATION

Active oxygen is generated and is able to oxidise gaseous contaminants into non harmful molecules of water and carbon dioxide. These will leave the catalytic material regenerating and releasing more sites to be used for adsorption of pollutants.