Quarantreat™ MIS

Manufactured in the port city of Busan, S Korea, the Quarantreat™ MIS was designed for rapid dispatch anywhere on the planet. Two Quarantreat™ MIS units fit inside a 40′ high cube sea freight container or in the hold of a C-130 cargo airplane. As many as 100 units can be manufactured within two weeks for move-in ready delivery; the only set-up required is to connect the electricity, plumbing, and optional communications network.

Integral to the design and performance of the Quarantreat™ is the use of LitePan® Composite Structural Insulated Panels (C-SIPs) that provide the structural integrity of the unit, airtight sealing, and thermal insulation, which guarantee low operational costs of climate and pressure control.

All materials used in the construction of the Quarantreat™ product line have been rigorously tested for safety in a living environment. Tests cover fire safety, structural integrity, and chemical emission. LiteTex^®, the composite laminate for LitePan® that gives the panel its strength and air-tight properties, exhibits no measurable volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions—an essential requirement for all domestic spaces—and the LitePan® structure system has a demonstrated performance of 0.24 air changes at 50 Pa, n50 /h, which is a result 4 times better than the world-leading German passive house standard. Because of this air tight sealing property, the transportable NPV system used in Quarantreat™ MIS can efficiently sustain the required pressure differential while maintaining an air change rate in the range of 12 to 40 times per hour with a library-acceptable noise level less than 40dB. The hospital regulation for NPV is greater than 12 air changes per hour.