Jain Heritage School- Belagavi became the first school in North Karnataka to install Anti Covid spread machines in the school campus. The sole aim is to prevent and safeguard the students from the spread of coronaviruses and to take reliable safety measures against coronaviruses.
The school has installed 5 Machines covering the entrance zone, passage and admin section, even the sports centre. The school has signed a MOU with SHYCOCAN – Made in India Company having presence across the world including Europe and USA. In future the school is set to install more machines in all the corridors.
Jain Heritage School always considers parents and students as a family and leave no stone unturned in providing a safe atmosphere to the students. The school welcomes all the parents and to see these machines to feel happy and safe for sending the students to school.
The machine directly and continuously deactivates 99.994% of harmful viruses in an enclosed space and provides long-term protection against the spread of illnesses like Influenza, Avian Flu, H1N1. Any indoor space (One device per 10,000 cu.ft..), can be made safe with this technology.
It enables the production of trillions of electrons per second creating an electron cloud across closed spaces. These negatively charged electrons neutralize the positively charged S-proteins on every virus, at the speed of light.
The machine is completely safe for the students as it works on a mechanism – No UV, No Chemicals, No Ionizers, No Ozone.
Jain Heritage School (IGCSE and CBSE) management is dedicated to provide world class schooling infrastructure to all the Belgaumite.
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