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Most installation buildings are equipped with a “red button” under a clear plastic cover located in the common area or near entrance to building administrative areas. These buttons can be pressed to stop outside air from coming in, thus preventing, or greatly reducing any outside contaminants from traveling throughout the building.

Most installation buildings are equipped with a “red button” under a clear plastic cover located in the common area or near entrance to building administrative areas. These buttons can be pressed to stop outside air from coming in, thus preventing, or greatly reducing any outside contaminants from traveling throughout the building.

Most installation buildings are equipped with a “red button” under a clear plastic cover located in the common area or near entrance to building administrative areas. These buttons can be pressed to stop outside air from coming in, thus preventing, or greatly reducing any outside contaminants from traveling throughout the building.

Most installation buildings are equipped with a “red button” under a clear plastic cover located in the common area or near entrance to building administrative areas. These buttons can be pressed to stop outside air from coming in, thus preventing, or greatly reducing any outside contaminants from traveling throughout the building.