Room Pressurization

What Is Room Pressurization?

Room pressurization is the methodical adjustment of supply / exhaust airflow in a given room to either make the room positively pressurized or negatively pressurized.

A room may be positively pressurized to adjacent areas and rooms for many reasons. It may be done to protect health care patients in operating rooms, protect sterile medical and surgical supplies in supply rooms, along with many other reasons.

Many rooms, such as airborne infection isolation rooms, are negatively pressurized to adjacent areas and rooms to prevent airborne contaminants from spreading to areas where they are unwelcome.

NEBB Certified TAB Service

We are certified through the National Environmental Balancing Bureau (NEBB) to professionally perform this Testing, Adjusting, Balancing Service. We adhere to any/all guidelines and procedures set forth by the National Environmental Balancing Bureau to ensure optimal HVAC system operation.

Positively-Pressurized Rooms

What Rooms Need to be Positive?

Operating Rooms
Delivery Rooms
Pharmacies
Trauma Rooms
Newborn Intensive Care
Laser Eye Rooms
Protective Environment Rooms
Laboratories
Medical & Surgical Clean Workrooms
Medical & Surgical Sterile Storage Rooms

Negatively-Pressurized Rooms

What Rooms Need to be Negative?

ER Waiting Rooms
Radiology Waiting Rooms
Triage
Toilet Rooms
Airborne Infection Isolation (AII) Rooms
Darkrooms
Laboratories
Autopsy Rooms
Soiled Workrooms
Soiled Linen and Trash Chute Rooms
Janitor's Closets

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