UV-C Technology
All kinds of professions need decontamination solutions for these challenging times, and that is why Deconpro devices pave its way where are needed the most.
Deconpro devices use UV-C light to kill/inactivate viruses
and bacteria. UV light energy has to be absorbed in order to do just that.
DNA and RNA which send master instruction to the cells are absorbing UV light that damages these nucleic acids thus preventing cell replication. If enough UV-C light (40+ mJ/cm2) is deployed, DNA repair ability is destroyed.
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is a well-documented virus, bacteria and other pathogens and microorganism inactivation approach.
UV-C decontamination has multiple advantages over other forms od decontamination, especially liquid and heat decontamination procedures. It also has potential to be used in multiple or even limitless industries.
Combined with other safety protocols UV-C decontamination can create safer environment for employees as well as general population.
Decontamination times are short when using UV-C technology. A typical decontamination cycle takes as little as 15 minutes. This way, areas are disinfected within fast cycles.
UV-C devices are powered using common electric powersockets, making operating costs low.
UV-C devices are easy to maintain and do not require complicated maintenance due to their simple structure.
UV-C lamps usually last for thousands of hours of use. This also lowers the cost of replacement needs and maintenance.
UV-C decontamination also have some disadvantages as any other forms have too. Distance and object coverage are some of those but we will talk more about those in future articles.
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