UV Sterilizer Box Kill Bacteria

Is UV sterilizer Safe and what are the Applications of UV Light?

UV light can be used for a variety of disinfection and self-sanitary. It has a long beam available for Biological Safety Cabinet disinfection. It can also be used for surface and air disinfection in rooms and other chambers. UV light provides a chemical-free method of disinfecting soundproofing materials that are traditionally chemically incompatible. Smaller UV-C systems are available for tool and small item disinfection within a self-enclosed chamber. Systems for HEPA filter disinfection and in-line duct systems are also available.

Sterilization principle:

Through the deep ultraviolet of the LED, the DNA or RNA molecular structure of bacteria is destroyed, achieving the purpose of disinfection.

Safety

As UV-C provides radiation, it’s not safe to be in the room while UV-C disinfection is taking place. UV-C is classified as “reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen” by the National Toxicology Program. UV-C light is harmful to skin and eyes, so direct exposure to UV-C is always avoided. UV-C is blocked by several materials, including glass (except quartz glass) and most of the clear plastics, so it’s possible to safely observe a UV-C system if you are looking through a window. UV-C provides residue-free disinfection, so there’s no concern over dangerous residues which are wiped down or neutralized after the disinfection occurs.

Packing List
1.Disinfection bag*1
2.Bracket*1
3.Certificate*1
4.Instructions*1