FAQ's

Dry deposition is the settling down of pollutants (including particulate pollutants and aerosols) present in the atmosphere onto a ground-level surface. Most often, this deposition is absorbed by the soil or vegetation.

Dry deposition is responsible for the clearance of 50-66% of pollutant particles in the atmosphere.

Dry deposition happens 24×7, both indoors and outdoors. A common example of dry deposition that we are all familiar with is the layer of dust that settles on the surface of your car if it is not washed for a few days.

Under the influence of pulsed RF technology, transient weak dielectrophoretic forces are created, which accelerates dry deposition. Since pulsed RF works only on microscopic particle pollutants, visible dust is not affected.

Based on laboratory data, the pulsed radio wave technology creates a weak electric field that affects particle pollutants of very small size (lab tested up to 20 microns in diameter), resulting in the formation of temporary dipoles.

Unpublished data from our lab suggests that the reduction in ambient pollutants occurs through the agglomeration and settling of these particle pollutants, with a maximum size of 20-microns in diameter. This is supported by our observation that particle pollutants of 100 microns in diameter are unaffected by pulsed radio wave technology,

Active research to validate this is currently being pursued through research collaborations with academia.

Only particle pollutants < 20-30 microns in size are affected. PM10, PM2.5, and PM1 are reduced by 30-50% or more in outdoor air.

Particle pollutants > 30 microns diamteter are not affected. Visible dust, pollen, coarse flyash, and volcanic dust are not affected due to their large size.

Gaseous pollutants such as ozone, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and other gaseous pollutants are not affected by pulsed RF technology.

Pure Skies units operate in the ISM frequency band, specifically in the lower end of the Wi-Fi spectrum (2.4 GHz, channel 1).

Yes. Pure Skies units operate in the WiFi frequency, the same as your home or office WiFi router. 

All telecommunications equipment must meet strict standards for safety of radio equipment. Pure Skies is certified for these standards in every country where it is sold.