Ultraviolet germicidal lamps, 30W Philips® UV tube with presence sensor, motion, wall mounting or mobile stand. Germicidal lamp, UV-C wavelength – 253.7 nm, for air and surface disinfection with UV-C radiation, maximum bactericidal effect.
Ultraviolet bactericidal lamps, reflector for concentrating and amplifying the power of UV radiation with a germicidal bactericidal effect of up to 99%, handling system that ensures 165° ~ 240° rotation of the UV lamp.
Medical ultraviolet lamps, germicidal effect up to 99%, destroy living microorganisms, eliminating their ability to reproduce. UV radiation has no harmful effect and does not modify particles or chemical substances, organic or inorganic.
Ultraviolet disinfection revolutionizes disinfection techniques through the multiple advantages it offers: continuity - permanent disinfection of the work environment; broad spectrum - any infectious particle containing nucleic acids DNA or RNA will be destroyed by the action of UV, practically any bacterial, viral or fungal microorganism will be destroyed by the action of ultraviolet rays.
The recommended optimal power of bactericidal UV lamps is 1W per cubic meter of room and is recommended for use in the most diverse fields of medical or industrial practice.
List of microorganisms that can be destroyed by 99% with the help of UV-C radiation, bactericidal, germicidal effect.
| Bacteria |
Fungi |
Viruses |
- staphylococcus albus
- bacillus anthracis – anthrax
- Staphylococcus aureus
- bacillus anthracis spores – anthrax spores
- staphylococcus hemolyticus
- bacillus magaterium sp. (spores)
- milk staphylococcus
- bacillus magaterium sp. (veg.)
- streptococcus viridans
- bacillus paratyphus
- vibrio comma – cholera
- bacillus subtilis spores
|
- bacillus subtilis
- aspergillius flavus
- clostridium tetani
- aspergillius glacus
- corynebacterium diphtheriae
- mucor racemosus a
- ebertelia typhosa
- mucor racemosus b
- Escherichia coli
- milk oospora
- leptospiracanicola – infectious jaundice
- brush spread
- micrococcus white
- Roquefort brush
- micrococcus sphaeroides
- fingered pencil
- mycobacterium tuberculosis
|
- coronavirus (COVID-19)
- pseudomonas fluorescens
- bacteriopfage – e. coli
- salmonella enteritidis
- infectious hepatitis
- salmonella paratyphi – enteric fever
- influenza
- salmonella typhosa – typhoid fever
- poliovirus – poliomyelitis
- salmonella typhimurium
|
| Protozoa |
lees |
Areas of use |
- neisseria catarrhalis
- chlorella vulgaris
- phytomonas tumefaciens
- nematode eggs
- proteus vulgaris
- paramecium
- pseudomonas aeruginosa
|
- yellow pregnancy
- brewers yeast
- withering sawdust
- common yeast cake
- shigella dyseteriae – dysentery
- saccharomyces carevisiae
- shigella flexneri – dysentery
- saccharomyces ellipsoideus
- shigella paradysenteriae
- saccharomyces spores
- red spirit
|
- medical industry
- pharmaceutical industry
- food industry
- public spaces
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