The deconta DPV system enables decontamination of a large number of people and injured persons. The stationary system can be integrated into shelters or set up as a mobile system in case of need, e.g. in front of a hospital.

The system consists of several locks in which the decontamination of ambulant persons and lying injured persons can take place. In the basic version, the processes of up to five decontamination lines can be controlled in parallel via the central control system. The decontamination process is largely automated via the integrated traffic light and door control as well as the automatic control of the showers. The water management system provides hot water generation and also enables the addition of a soap solution and/or disinfectant in precise quantities via a dosing device. The duration of the shower process can be programmed in advance or set by an operator. The shower process can take place in several shower chambers connected in series. The sewage is pre-filtered on the system side in several stages via a sewage filter system (down to 1µ) and then discharged from the system circuit via activated carbon in order to prevent contamination from being carried over via the sewage.

In the decontamination unit, the deconta air filtration system ensures constant exchange and filtration of the room air. Several air exchange units, equipped with HEPA and activated carbon filters, provide positive or negative pressure, depending on the position in the system, to prevent contamination of the system interior.

The system can be expanded with an additional material lock and thus enables the safe entry and exit of equipment or contaminated materials.