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UV-C

HIGH POWER ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION SYSTEM:

- Featuring both Mobile & Handheld Models.

- Inactivates pathogens, bacteria, and viruses.

- Highly effective against dangerous viruses and bacteria including SARS, Salmonella, E-Coli, Polio, Strep, and Rotaviruses.

How Does UV Light Work?

When Ultraviolet wavelenghts aka UV Light enters a cell, it disables the cell by rendering the organism inactive or unable to reproduce.To see more information about UVC Disinfection and how it works: Click Here

The UVCH (Handheld)

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Designed for difficult to reach places, the compact high-power design provides 99.99% effective log-reduction of microorganisms in 5 seconds or less when held 2 inches from any surface. Lightweight and easy to use.

The UVCM (Mobile Unit)

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Designed for disinfecting large communal-spaces, the MOBILE Model is capable of disinfecting 700 sq. ft. to 99.99% log reduction in only 20 minutes. Our system includes UV Glasses, Gloves, Face Shield, Warning Sign, Dosimeter Cards, and a Portable Carrying-Case.

What Is UVC Light?

Within the range of Ultraviolet light exists a range of UV (from 100-280 nm) that is categorized as germicidal - giving it the ability to kill or inactivate bacteria, viruses, and protozoa - including COVID-19 Coronavirus.

Degree of Inactivation by UVC

Dose = I x T (mJ/cm²)

The degree of inactivation by UV wavelengths is directly related to the UV dose applied. The UV dose is the product of UV intensity (I)(expressed as energy per unit surface area) and exposure time (T). We have included a Log Reduction chart to help you find your targeted Microorganism and see the Millejoule required for deactivation.

Where can you use ultraviolet disinfection?

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Why UV?

UV disinfection compares favorably with other disinfection methods as little to no technical training is required. It is also a highly energy-efficient process that is chemical-free leaving no cleanup or by-products.

It's Safe

When used correctly, UV light only requires operators to wear UV-C rated goggles. Municipalities are not required to pay premiums because of the safe advantages associated with UV disinfection.

UV Dosage

Providing an effective dosage cycle creates a fast turnover time for disinfecting spaces. The accurate level of UV dosage effectively sanitizes, disinfects and deactivates the intended microbes.

How Should You Order?

Contact Customer Service or Contact Your Rep:

800-678-6960

customerservice@xlm.com