Intense Room Disinfection Technology Spaces: Operating rooms, school restrooms, gym workout rooms, teacher breakrooms and other high touch areas that can be treated while occupants are not present.

The market is anticipated to move ahead without pauses on account of rising concerns regarding water quality, increasing awareness about various water- and air-borne contagious diseases and the ...

Tempted to buy a UV light disinfection gadget? Some can be dangerous—here's what you need to know by Lotti Tajouri, Matthew Olsen, Rashed Alghafri and Simon McKirdy, The Conversation ...

New RxAir400 Pro UV-C bulb replacement cartridge provides 18,000 vs 9,000 hr. use.

Launched in 2019 in Lakewood, Colorado, PURO® Lighting promotes health and safety by bringing proven and powerful UV light disinfection devices to all indoor spaces where people gather including ...

• The global market for ultraviolet (UV) light disinfection equipment is estimated to be worth $885 million in 2011, and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.7% ...

The UV-C LED Disinfection Light effectively kills or inactivates pathogenic microorganisms. Third-party laboratory testing verified efficacy against Flu Virus (H1N1 Influenza), Staph (Staphylococcus ...

Other wavelengths can break down proteins, destroying the virus itself. Even though people have known about UV light’s disinfection abilities for more than a hundred years, there’s been an explosion ...

PURO UV Disinfection Lighting promotes health and safety by bringing proven and powerful UV light disinfection devices to all indoor spaces where people gather including hospitals, schools and ...

UV light from the sun is the environment's primary germicide, something scientists were documenting as early as 1877. Hospitals have been harnessing that power for years, with special UV lamps and ...

Enter DisMug, a brand-new device whose purpose is to use UV light to disinfect your valuables, no matter where you are, be it at home, at the office, or in the car. With a cup-based design that ...

At the same UV light intensity it takes to kill 99.9% of SARS-CoV-2 in 20 seconds, a person could be safely exposed to 222-nanometer light for up to one hour and 20 minutes.