How many devices on the market can go up and down a staircase or have a wall mounted plug in model? UVC Cleaning Systems has taken a different approach to create more robust designs that are effective for hospitals as well as other environments. These devices can be used in laboratories, food processing plants, hotels, cruise ships, athletic facilities, out patient surgical centers and many other environments where harmful pathogens exist.
Machine status is indicated on all sides of the device and on a simple three button remote control. The remote is paired to the device by simply inserting it into the docking cup on the unit. Up to eight UVC disinfection devices can be wirelessly linked together to eliminate shadows during treatment and increase safety. Once the treatment is completed, the devices are no longer paired and thus ready to start over. These simple operations minimizes confusion and ensures a safe, fast, and effective UVC treatment.
How do you measure the effectiveness of a UVC cleaning device? One way is to culture the room before and after treatments and count the reduction in microorganism colonization. This process is not practical for daily operations. The infection control system needs a high degree of confidence that treatments are effective every time. UVC Cleaning Systems equipment measures the accumulated UVC energy to determine the length of the treatment cycle for a given area. The device also takes into account the efficiency of the UVC emitters to calculate the end point of the treatment. This is a better approach compared to timer based devices that use the operator to determine the end point of the treatment.
UVC Cleaning Systems has created several different power levels of equipment (2340 watts, 1920 watts, 1300, and 855 watts) so that the customer can chose the maximum amount of power to get the most effect treatments within the electrical capabilities of their facility.
These certifications ensure that the equipment will not create a hazard of fire, electrical shock, bodily harm, or interference with other electrical equipment. UVC Cleaning Systems devices are equipped with dual motion sensing technology for occupancy detection within the treatment area. This technology is certified to the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA WD7) standard to ensure a consistent and high degree of performance. The equipment can also detect a single component failure and alert the operator that “Service is Required” and the device will not operate until serviced. UVC Cleaning Systems is committed to producing the safest, most effective UVC decontamination devices on the market. UVC Cleaning Systems equipment is ETL, CE, CSA, and FCC certified and is WEEE, RoHS, and EPA compliant.
