UV-C AIR air disinfection

Common air purifiers with HEPA filters intercept particulates that are no smaller than 0.3 μm and are therefore ineffective with viruses that measure about 0.1 μm.

UV-C Air uses stainless steel mesh filters that stop dust particles and contaminated air from being sucked in by means of tangential motors.
Inside the ultraviolet irradiation chamber, 99.9% of bacterial and viral loads are destroyed.
The air thus purified is then returned to the environment, making it healthy, safe and welcoming.
4,000 μm/cm2: UVGI radiation inside the UV-C Air chamber

The UV-C Air sanitiser uses powerful low-pressure mercury amalgam UV-C lamps that emit ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) with a peak at 254 nm.

The lamps ensure the destruction of all microorganisms, deactivating the DNA of bacteria, viruses, moulds and other pathogenic organisms. These – in aerogenic form – are responsible for infections such as meningitis, tuberculosis, influenza, measles and many other diseases, including pandemic viruses. The power of UV-C technology kills airborne bacteria, viruses and mould spores.

“As reported in the ISS COVID-19 Report no. 25/2020 – Interim recommendations on sanification of non-health facilities during the current COVID-19 emergency: surfaces, indoor environments and clothing. Version dated 15 May 2020”.

“UV-C radiation has the ability to modify the DNA or RNA of microorganisms, preventing them from reproducing, and therefore from being harmful. For this reason it is used in several applications, such as food, water and air disinfection”.