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This type of irradiator of a premium class UV-BLAZE - 30 W PREMIUM is established in rooms to 30 sq.m. and is designed for continuous operation for 18,000 hours indoors, especially with poor or no ventilation. High-quality components guarantee 100% safety during operation and complete efficiency. UV-BLAZE prevents the spread of COVID-19, tuberculosis and the spread of other pathogens through the air. The bactericidal ultraviolet irradiator (from blinds) is recommended for use by the Center for Public Health of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, CDC, WHO in CPMSD, operating rooms, pharmacies, hospitals, podiatry and dentistry, beauty salons, swimming pools, educational institutions and other premises. It can be used in continuous operation 24/7 or according to the work schedule of each individual institution.
- For rooms up to 30 sq.m. (dimensions 929x140x122 mm)
- UV-BLAZE - 30 W PREMIUM recommended for use by the Center for Public Health of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, CDC, WHO
- Effective and safe during constant work in the presence of people 24/7
- Has the increased resource of continuous work, at the expense of accessories of Philips - 18000 hours (in an operating mode from 9:00 till 19:00 will work more than 6 years)
- Accessories: Philips ballast and Philips ultraviolet lamp
- Silent, weight 4.5 kg, works from the 220V network
- All products are certified, have undergone preclinical tests and are medical devices.
- Effectively disinfects indoor air and prevents the spread of COVID-19, tuberculosis and other pathogens.
- UV-BLAZE provides constant safe disinfection of indoor air in the presence of people - by irradiating the upper part of the room with direct ultraviolet rays (through a directed stream)
- Places for installation of bactericidal UV-BLAZE irradiators: operating rooms, pharmacies, hospitals, CPMSD, swimming pools, kindergartens and schools, dentistry, podiatry and manicure rooms, gyms, conference halls, offices and other crowded places.
Recommended by the Center for Public Health of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, CDC, WHO