OverviewADP (AeroClave Distribution Port) is a plug-and-play port system that connects AeroClave RDS units to permanently mounted nozzle assemblies for controlled disinfectant delivery into enclosed areas. ADP reduces staff exposure and enables repeatable hands-free disinfection. U.S. Patent No. 9,913,923.
How ADP Technology WorksADP ports are powered by AeroClave RDS units (for example RDS 3110 or RDS 6110). A port is installed in the treatment area (vehicle compartment or room) and provides a direct connection to a nozzle assembly. When the RDS unit runs, disinfectant flows through the ADP hose to the nozzle assembly, delivering consistent application while minimizing manual intervention.
How to Operate (example)Connect the ADP hose between the port and the RDS unit. Prepare the treatment area by opening interior cabinets and closing exterior doors. Set the RDS to AMBULANCE MODE or PORT MODE, then start the cycle. The system performs automated, hands-free disinfection with consistent results; most vehicles are decontaminated in under 20 minutes when procedures are followed.
Product DetailsADP provides a simple method to attach accessories for disinfectant delivery. Every AeroClave RDS unit ships with at least one ADP; select models support up to six ADPs for simultaneous treatment of multiple compartments or vehicles.
- Easy integration: Install ADPs in vehicle compartments or enclosed rooms to connect an RDS directly to permanently mounted spray heads, eliminating excess manual handling and staff exposure.
- Cost-effective installation: ADP kits are available for OEM and aftermarket installation and are compatible with all AeroClave systems.
- Versatile applications: The AeroClave Portable Applicator (APA) enables manual spot treatment and remote-head fogging for hands-free operation. The APA includes a 25' cable and is tripod-compatible for larger or irregular areas.
Typical ApplicationsADP ports plug-and-play with AeroClave RDS units for indoor disinfection and decontamination of ambulances, command vehicles, patrol cars, fire engines, buses and other enclosed areas.
ADP Kit Specifications (table)ADP-PT Port Kit – Designed for Type I & III AmbulancesMaximum treatment area: 700 cubic ft.
Hose assembly dimensions: (L) 9in x (W) 4.25in x (D) 2.75in
Hose length: 8 ft. with plug-and-play connection
Nozzle assembly dimensions: (L) 1.5in x (W) 1.5in x (D) 2.25in
Material: Stainless steel and plastic
P/N: ADP-PT
ADP-EX Port Kit – Designed for Type II Ambulances, Fire Engine Cabs, and BusesMaximum treatment area: 700 cubic ft.
ADP panel mount dimensions: (Dia) 3.0in x (D) 2.5in
Exterior cover dimensions: (L) 4.75in x (W) 3.75in x (D) 1.25in
Nozzle assembly dimensions: (L) 1.5in x (W) 1.5in x (D) 2.25in
Material: Stainless steel and plastic
P/N: ADP-EX
APA – Hand ApplicatorSpray gun applicator with 25' hose
ADP connector to integrate with RDS units
Tripod compatible (Tripod not included)
P/N: APA25
Additional Benefits- Easy to install: Typical installation under 30 minutes.
- Compatibility: Compatible with all AeroClave RDS systems.
- Labor savings: Reduces manual cleaning labor.
- Safety: Limits staff exposure in contaminated areas.
- Consistent results: Automated delivery ensures repeatable operation and outcomes.
- Reach: Decontaminates hard-to-reach surfaces using AeroClave disinfection processes.
Technical specifications- Product family: ADP (AeroClave Distribution Port).
- Compatible primary units: RDS 3110, RDS 6110.
- Standard ADP count: Minimum one ADP per RDS unit; optional up to six ADPs on select models.
- ADP-PT maximum treatment volume: 700 cubic ft.
- ADP-PT hose assembly: 9in x 4.25in x 2.75in; hose length 8 ft with plug-and-play connection.
- ADP-PT nozzle assembly: 1.5in x 1.5in x 2.25in.
- ADP-EX maximum treatment volume: 700 cubic ft.
- ADP-EX panel mount dimensions: (Dia) 3.0in x (D) 2.5in; exterior cover 4.75in x 3.75in x 1.25in.
- Nozzle material: stainless steel and plastic.
- APA (hand applicator): spray gun with 25' hose; ADP connector; tripod-compatible; P/N APA25.