These are areas with the highest level of EMF exposure, primarily due to the concentration of electronic devices and consistent usage patterns. These spaces often contain multiple high-usage devices that are operational for the majority of the day, significantly increasing the need for effective EMF filtering to maintain environmental wellness. The dense presence of technology in these areas necessitates a robust approach to EMF filtration, ensuring that you and your loved ones are protected from potential overexposure.

Examples:

Bedrooms: Where gadgets like smartphones, tablets, and wearable tech often remain active even during sleep.
Home Offices/Studios: Spaces with computers, printers, Wi-Fi routers, and other tech essential for work and creativity.
Kitchens: Modern kitchens with smart appliances, including Wi-Fi-enabled refrigerators, microwaves, and even digital assistants.

These are characterized by moderate EMF exposure, arising from the occasional use of electronic devices. These areas might not have as many devices as Critical Filtering Areas, but the devices present can still contribute to the overall EMF exposure, especially when used frequently. Moderate filtering in these areas allows for a balanced approach, addressing the need for EMF filtration without the intensity required for higher exposure areas. It's about making thoughtful choices to enhance wellness where technology intersects with daily life.

Examples:

Living Rooms: Common gathering areas with entertainment systems, gaming consoles, and occasional mobile device use.
Foyers/Entryways: Spaces that might house Wi-Fi routers, smart home hubs, or charging stations for various devices.
Dining Rooms: Where portable devices may be used sporadically, and smart home devices like voice assistants are present.

These areas experience low EMF exposure, due to the absence or infrequent of devices connected to AC currents. Incorporating SPIRO® products in these spaces can serve as a precautionary measure, ensuring that your sanctuary remains a place of rest and rejuvenation with negligible EMF influence.

Examples:

Backyards/Patios: Outdoor areas that, apart from occasional mobile device use or outdoor speakers, remain largely free from direct EMF sources.
Bathrooms: Typically low-tech spaces, except for digital health gadgets or Bluetooth speakers used less frequently.
Guest Rooms: Rooms that are used infrequently and might only have a few devices, such as a nightstand lamp or a digital clock, contributing to lower EMF exposure.

Given the numerous electronic devices we connect and the extensive hours we spend in office environments, EMF radiation is a growing concern. To address this, our standard solution includes the SPIRO® DISC and STROOM MASTER®, for each workstation. These products are designed not just to protect against EMF but also to promote a healthier and more efficient workplace by alleviating stress, enhancing focus, reducing fatigue, and boosting the performance of electronic devices.

In hospital settings, where patient well-being and recovery are paramount, our solution combines the SPIRO^® DISC ULTRA and STROOM MASTER^®
(1 of  each per room)  to create a serene and healing environment for every hospital room. This setup is specifically designed to mitigate EMF radiation, ensuring a healthier atmosphere for patients to recover and for healthcare professionals to work. By enhancing the environmental quality, we aim to support better health outcomes and provide a more comfortable experience for everyone in the hospital.

In hotel rooms, filled with various electronic devices that guests use throughout their stay, 1 SPIRO® DISC ULTRA per room provides an essential service. By mitigating EMF radiation generated from these numerous devices, it ensures a healthier and more serene environment. This enhanced atmosphere contributes to guests' overall comfort, promoting a restful and rejuvenating experience, which is paramount for a memorable stay and encouraging repeat visits.