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List of products by brand RADONOVA
Everything you need to know about Radon Gas
What is radon?
It is a colorless and odorless natural and radioactive gas. It comes from the ground and is formed from the radius that is present in rocks. Both Radium and Radon belong to the decay chain of Uranium.
The level of awareness of the radon gas problem among the population is still low. And fewer people are still aware of the risks of long-term exposure to radon gas. Radon gas is a public health problem
Currently, both the new technical building code in its health section and the European Directive 59/2013 require the measurement of radon gas.