DLX Isolation Unit
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The DLX Isolation Unit
Medical crises can happen at any time and you know that better than anyone. We pride ourselves on doing our best to prepare you for the worst. When you need to contain a situation quickly, we can help.
- Convenient and compact system that sets up in minutes
- Adaptable with any ASAP® Shelter simply by adding an isolation liner, ECU, and air scrubber
- Versatile isolation for protective or medical
- Capable of negative pressure, positive pressure, and air scrubbing
The DLX Isolation Unit is just one of many ways we deliver rapid deployment to the medical field. This medical isolation unit uses the ASAP® Rapid Shelter as the primary structure, which means your initial shelter deployment will take two people only one minute to set up. With the entire system requiring just 10 minutes and two trained personnel to deploy, you’ll spend more time focused on patients and less time fussing over equipment.
(Not only is the ASAP® Rapid Shelter the most rapid shelter in the industry, it’s also the most multi-functional. Whether your agency already has an ASAP® or is in the market for one, it can be used as a patient isolation unit, command post, decon shower, surge capacity unit, and much more).
The DLX Isolation Unit is equipped with an ECU, offering climate control and comfort to patients, and a negative or positive pressure air scrubber with HEPA filter that pulls dirty air from the isolation chamber, removes contaminants, and then deposits the clean air back inside the shelter. The included air scrubber is capable of 12 or more air changes an hour, which meets the CDC and UK Department of Public Health air scrubbing requirements.
Additional components of the DLX Isolation Unit include shatter-proof LED String Lights and antimicrobial walls and floor. The kit conveniently packs into two Best Case by DLX™ wheeled hard cases that can be used as tables once unpacked.
We work around the clock to offer solutions in the face of emergencies. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have questions about how we can better serve the needs of your hospital or medical response teams.