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Set the timer and turn on the lamps with a single button. Lamps will turn on after 30 seconds and a sound will beep until the set exposure time is over.
Reduction of majority of virus and bacteria within minutes.
Ved at bruge UV TOWER, reduceres smitterisikoen, idet bakterier og vira inaktiveres. Efter eksponering af UVC kan mikroberne ikke reproducere sig eller inficere mennesker — og dermed sænkes smitterisikoen signifikant.
Set the timer and turn on the lamps with a single button. Lamps will turn on after 30 seconds and a sound will beep until the set exposure time is over.
Reduction of majority of virus and bacteria within minutes.
Ved at bruge UV TOWER, reduceres smitterisikoen, idet bakterier og vira inaktiveres. Efter eksponering af UVC kan mikroberne ikke reproducere sig eller inficere mennesker — og dermed sænkes smitterisikoen signifikant.
The eight powerful UVC bulbs and the unique design of the
reflective material, enables fast and thorough disinfection of all surrounding surfaces. The position of the bulbs is optimized to reach both above and beneath tables and other typical room items.
With a well-balanced wheel-base and a low center of gravity, the UV TOWER is easy to move around for any operator. The high power UVC lamps enable fast exposure time, making it ideal for larger offices, by minimizing the time spent on disinfection processes.
Set the timer and turn on the lamps with a single button. Lamps will turn on after 30 seconds, and a sound indicator is activated for the full duration of the exposure time. This way, the operators know that the light is on, even if they are outside the room. A 360-degree dual sensor ensures operator safety. Hence, lamps will turn off if any movement in the room is detected.
UV TOWER er designet til at desinficere i områder, hvor mennesker IKKE opholder sig. UV TOWER er designet til at bevæge manuelt rundt, og har en forsinket starttimer, så operatøren kan forlade rummet før UV-lamperne tændes. Sikkerhedsinstruktion og brugerguide skal følges af operatøren.
