Shinsung ENG Blocks Viruses from the Entrance

Puregate installed at the Busan Raemian Urban Park model house. Photo by Shin Sung Engineering

[Asia Economy Reporter Moon Hyewon] Sinsung ENG and Winicare announced on the 14th that they will officially launch PureGate.

PureGate is a product inspired by air showers installed at the entrances of high-cleanliness facilities such as semiconductor, display, and secondary battery factories, and is installed at building entrances and doors. It is an air shower concept for multi-family housing that blocks the inflow of outdoor fine dust into indoor spaces, removes fine dust and viruses attached to clothes or the body through strong wind, and maintains indoor air cleanliness.

PureGate can operate automatically by detecting entry and exit through sensors and indicates air quality with LED colors. Additionally, it can control the temperature of the wind according to the season and can flexibly change its size depending on the installation location.

It also incorporates technology to actively respond to COVID-19. Through the camera and display attached to PureGate, it checks whether users are wearing masks and measures their body temperature, controlling access through alerts if any issues arise. Previously, mask-wearing and temperature checks were done manually by people, but with PureGate, access can be managed safely and conveniently. Furthermore, high-speed wind can also remove viruses attached to clothes and the body.

PureGate has recently been installed at KT Gwacheon Control Center, Jeniel Daejeon Call Center, and smart farms growing fruits, and is scheduled to be installed at Lotte Resort located in Buyeo.

Kang Seungha, CEO of Winicare, said, “Sales are taking place simultaneously with the launch of PureGate following PureLumi,” and added, “An expanded model of PureLumi is scheduled to be released in the second half of this year.”

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