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.