Portable
JADE® 2.0
Portable clinical-grade purification
Coverage
1,500 sq ft
Filtration
5-Stage HEPA-Rx
Noise
37 dB
Install
Portable
A medical-grade air purifier uses true H13 HEPA capturing 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns plus enclosed germicidal UV-C, built for clinical infection control. Surgically Clean Air systems are independently evaluated at 91% and trusted by over 55,000 healthcare facilities.
One brand, every form factor — portable, wall-mounted, ceiling-integrated, and industrial. Matched to the space you need to cover.
Portable clinical-grade purification
Wall-mounted, tamper-proof, PM2.5 sensor
Zero-footprint ceiling-grid system
Compact protection for smaller rooms
"Medical grade" is not a marketing word here — it is a specific filtration and validation standard built for spaces where air quality is clinical, not cosmetic.
Captures 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns, including the respirable range that carries bacteria and viral aerosols.
A sealed UV-C chamber neutralizes airborne pathogens as air passes through — a stage most consumer units omit entirely.
Assessed at 91% by the Gordon J. Christensen Clinicians Report, the original dental product testing organization — third-party, not a manufacturer claim.
UL, ETL, CARB, CSA, and CE certified, with no ozone byproduct from the germicidal stage.
Designed to support aerosol management and fallow-time reduction in dental operatories, medical offices, and surgical-adjacent spaces.
Portable, wall-mounted, and ceiling-integrated systems so every clinical space gets the right install.
A medical-grade air purifier uses true H13 HEPA filtration capturing 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns, adds enclosed UV-C germicidal treatment, and is independently validated and certified for professional use. It is built for clinical infection control, not general home comfort.
The terms are used interchangeably to describe air purifiers that meet clinical filtration and validation standards — true H13 HEPA, germicidal UV-C, and third-party certification. Surgically Clean Air systems meet this standard and are trusted by over 55,000 healthcare facilities.
Medical-grade systems use H13 (or higher) HEPA, which captures 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns. That is a true HEPA standard, distinct from the "HEPA-type" or "99% at larger particle sizes" claims common on consumer units.
Yes. Surgically Clean Air systems were evaluated by the dental-focused Clinicians Report and are widely used in dental operatories for aerosol management and fallow-time reduction, alongside medical offices, clinics, and surgical-adjacent spaces.
Our air quality specialists can assess your space and recommend the optimal configuration and number of units for your needs.