Watch the video to learn how DHP technology helps reduce pathogens in occupied spaces.
The Synexis Difference: Why Choose DHP Technology
Typical air and surface purifiers break down pathogens when microbes enter the device or when you apply a cleaning chemical. Synexis technology takes a different approach. Our devices release dry hydrogen peroxide into the space for active microbial reduction around the clock.
This continuous sanitary pressure proactively reduces pathogens in the air and on surfaces, even in hard-to-reach areas.
Continuous Microbial Reduction
Synexis DHP technology continuously lowers baseline contamination by reducing viruses, bacteria, and fungi across wide areas. It treats airborne and surface microbes, including those in hard-to-reach spaces.
Safe for Occupied Spaces
The system operates safely in occupied environments without requiring anyone to vacate. It meets OSHA* safety requirements and is USDA Organic** permitted. *ecfr.gov, 29 CFR 1910.1000 Table Z-1 **ecfr.gov, 7 CFR 205.605
Validated, Scalable Protection
Extensive lab testing, real-world application, and peer-reviewed studies support its efficacy. Always-on, automated devices deploy easily, scale as needed, and enhance existing cleaning protocols without added labor.
3-Step Process
Synexis DHP Technology Deployment
Whether you want to meet us virtually or invite us into the field, our three-step process will ensure you get everything you need for a more microbe-free environment.
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Designed for scalable deployment in occupied spaces, Synexis devices are configured to deliver touchless, continuous pathogen control for a variety of real-world indoor environments from small rooms to industrial facilities.
Dry Hydrogen Peroxide FAQs
Dry hydrogen peroxide is a pure gas form of hydrogen peroxide. It isn’t a liquid, a mist, or a vapor. Synexis devices use patented DHP technology to convert the oxygen and humidity already in a room into dry hydrogen peroxide, which moves with the room’s air to reduce microbes in the air and on surfaces.
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Dry hydrogen peroxide levels from Synexis devices stay hundreds of times lower than the OSHA safety limit for hydrogen peroxide (29 CFR 1910.1000 Table Z-1). Synexis technology is certified to meet UL 2998 for zero ozone emissions, is CARB certified, and is designed for continuous use in sensitive environments like NICUs and oncology units.
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No. Air purifiers treat the air that passes through them. Synexis devices release dry hydrogen peroxide into the space, so it reaches the air and surfaces throughout the room, including hard-to-reach areas. Synexis systems are regulated by the US EPA and state governments as devices.
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Vaporized hydrogen peroxide and fogging systems treat a sealed, empty room at one point in time, then require an aeration period before anyone can return. Dry hydrogen peroxide is designed for continuous use while the space stays occupied, so it keeps working between cleanings.
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Only light, HVAC-style maintenance is needed. Filters and bulbs are replaced periodically, with no specialized training required, and most customers handle replacements in-house. Optional Synexis support and scheduled consumable delivery are available.
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