One of the three types of invisible light rays (together with Ultraviolet A and Ultraviolet B) given off by the sun. Although Ultraviolet C is the most dangerous type of Ultraviolet light in terms of its potential to harm life on earth, it cannot penetrate earth’s protective ozone layer.

UVC energy inactivates viral, bacterial, and fungal organisms so they are unable to replicate and potentially cause disease. UVC energy disrupts the deoxyribonucleixc acid (DNA) of wide range of microorganisms, rendering them totally harmless.

Early work established that the most effective UV wavelength range for inactivation of microorganisms is between 220 and 280 nm. The standard source of UVC in commercial systems is low-pressure mercury vapor lamps, which emit mainly near-optimal 253.7 nm UVC.

The application of UV light for air disinfection has been an accepted practice since the mid-20th century; this involves micro organisms floating freely within the air of a room being treated by UVC radiation. This is far more effective than the conventional means for disinfecting air which are generally ineffective. UVC Air disinfection will lead to a substantial reduction of airborne organisms.

UVC light energy source at 254 m is proven to be very effective against a broad spectrum of microbial agents including bacteria, algae, fungi, and viruses.

This shorter-wavelength, higher-energy UVC category is very strongly absorbed by most organic materials and these rays disrupt the DNA of the micro-organisms, preventing them from reproducing, and thereby killing them. Several options for UV-C light sterilizers are readily available for standalone, on-coil, in-duct or in-room applications.

The main purpose of a Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) system is to help maintain good indoor air quality through adequate ventilation with filtration and provide thermal comfort.

The cost would depend on the size of the HVAC & what is the target application being looked at, whether Coil Sterilization or Air Sterilization or both. Check with our application specialist.

Unplug the sterilizer from the wall outlet and then plug it back in. The microcontroller will then reset for proper functioning.

No, you cannot disinfect any body part by using this sterilizer or any UVC light as it’s harmful to the skin.

The sterilizer has been rigorously tested & the results clearly substantiate that it generates sufficient UVC dosage to sanitize more that 99% of COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2 Virus successfully.

The smells are indicative of breaking down of genetic material and chemical bonds and release of thiols, which are organic sulfur derivatives. These thiols cause the odors after disinfection.

Mercury will release, Mercury, is harmful to the human when glass break hence quad glasses are needed to protect the tube.