UV SANITIZATION
UV SANITIZATION
Ultraviolet radiation (UV) has a well-known antiviral effect. A strong germicidal effect is provided by the Light in the short-wave UVC band. To slow the increasing global spread of the Covid-19 virus, appropriate disinfection techniques are required. UVC purification has a long and honorable history in cleaning room air. Good results are obtained with this form of purification because air has a low absorption coefficient and hence allows UVC to attack micro-organisms present.
Reducing Risk In Residential Care Facilities
- Vulnerable to outbreaks of respiratory infection and older residents are at risk of severe disease.
- This technique employs the germicidal properties of ultraviolet-C (UVC).
- It has been utilized in the decontamination of water, air, and various surfaces.
- In the hospital setting, UVC systems are used to disinfect objects which cannot be immersed in liquid biocides as well as for disinfecting high-touch surfaces.
Reducing Risk in Supply Chain
- Cleaning of holding areas, canteen areas, frequently touched surfaces.
- When social distancing measures breakdown in a busy environment, the risk of workforce transmission can increase.
- Regular use of NIGHTINGALE can reduce the risk of workplace transmission.
Reducing risk to customers and staff in the retail store
- Visitors and staff are the primary points of entry for infection into an establishment.
- This brings increased risk to the community.
- With so many surface points of contacts, it is extremely challenging to effectively deep clean on a daily basis.
- Regular use of NIGHTINGALE can reduce the risks of community transmission.
Reducing risk in the hospitality sector
- Hospitality proves to be a difficult challenge for business both large and small.
- NIGHTINGALE can form part of COVID Work-safe Plan.
- Cleaning common areas, POS, bar areas and surfaces.
Reducing risk in educational facilities
- Educational Facilities present a challenge with infection control.
- Due to high volumes of students and difficulty maintaining social distancing, disinfecting classrooms, visitor areas, staff rooms, food halls and common areas can reduce the risk of transmission.