What is UV-C light and what does this UV-C radiation do?

UV-C radiation has a wavelength of 100 to 280nm (nanometer). It is a very destructive radiation for germs, such as viruses, bacteria and fungi, insects such as bed bugs and cockroaches. These properties make this radiation very suitable for sterilizing rooms and objects. Devices that use this radiation clean the air or space that may contain germs or insects.

When someone with a virus coughs, sneezes or talks, tiny virus droplets, called aerosols, are released into the air. These can remain floating around for hours. Inhaling these aerosols can make you infected and sick. With the help of UV-C light, up to 99.99% of bacteria and viruses in the air are eliminated. A powerful fan guides the indoor air to the system. The air is then guided past UV-C lamps and disinfected by them. After this process, the cleaned air is returned to the environment. UV-C light disinfection leaves no residue. No chemicals are used. It is therefore a particularly clean technology and is not harmful to the environment.

Our products with UV-C light technology are very suitable for: home, catering industry, offices, medical practices and hospitals, production companies, drinking water, food industry, gyms, shops.

UV-C light disinfects water, spaces and products because the molecular bonds of organic molecules such as DNA are broken. The result is that (micro)organisms or for example bedbugs, cockroaches, dust mites etc. die.

UV-C light is a very effective but dangerous light. The radiation can be harmful to the skin and eyes of people. For this reason, all our products are provided with clear instructions for use. However, UV-C light disinfection leaves no residue. No chemicals are used. It is therefore a particularly clean technology and is not harmful to the environment.

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