Inside of poultry barn before EPI

Inside of poultry barn after EPI installation

• EPI creates huge numbers of negative ions. Negative ions and particles in the air are
  attracted to one another.
   
• When concentrations of negative ions are in the air, they will attract to  floating
  particles in large numbers.  This causes the particles to act like magnets. As a 
  result, the particles will “stick” to each other and to surfaces.
   
• Cleaner air means healthier animals. EPI data shows rapid payback through improved
  livestock performance.

How EPI Controls Pathogens

• An abundance of negative ions interferes with the cellular functions of microbes. The
  result is that many microbes are killed by the EPI system.
   
• The EPI system is designed to discharge 10 million billion negative ions every second.

EPI in the News

BEI's exclusive Electrostatic Particle Ionization, EPI, was recently featured in 'The Land', Minnesota's
Rural Life Magazine.