100w – greater disinfection

Larger rooms up to 1,075sf

Safety features

Quality UVC bulb

U.S. based, mom-owned company

1. 1. The greater the disinfection,
2. 2. The shorter time to disinfect,
3. 3. More watts can disinfect larger rooms

UVC sanitizers are completely safe when used properly.  There are 3 simple rules:

1. 1. NEVER look at the light directly

If you look at the light, you may not notice any adverse reactions.  Others have reported burning and a feeling like “sand in the eyes.”  These symptoms are temporary.  But prolonged exposure can also cause cataracts.  It’s very simple: DO NOT LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE LIGHT

1. 2. You should never be in the room when this light is on (animals and pets should not be in the room either)

Again, this is very simple. We have provided the necessary features to eliminate this problem.
a) You can turn on the light from the base.  You will hear beeping for 30 seconds which will becomes faster during the last 15 seconds before the light turns on. This gives you plenty of time to leave the room and close the door before the bulb turns on.  If you’re still in the room (which you should not be) simply leave immediately while shielding your eyes from the light.
b) Leave the room and close the door and use the included remote control to urn on the lamp.

1. 3. Do not expose your skin to the light

If your skin is exposed briefly, you will not likely notice any adverse reaction. However prolonged exposure can cause a sunburn and skin cancer just like the sun. Again, it’s very simple: LEAVE THE ROOM WHILE THE LIGHT IS ON

No because you will not be in the room when the light is on or expose your skin or eyes to the light (Refer to the FAQ above: Is This UVC Sanitizer Lamp Dangerous)

Yes!  Never leave animals or pets (including snakes, spiders etc) in the room while the UVC Sanitizer Lamp is on.

Either remove the pet or cover the cage completely with a blanket or towel.

UVC cannot penetrate regular glass so fish tanks should be fine.  However, as an added precaution, we recommend covering the tank with a towel or blanket

UVC is a wavelength of light (like UVA and UVB) produced by the sun which is prevented from hitting the Earth by our ozone layer.

Anything that can be damaged by the sun can be damaged by UVC.

Furniture can fade over time any hundreds of uses. Artwork can be damaged nd plants can be burned.

• 1. Remove, cover or hide plants in a place where the light cannot reach (like a closed closet or under a desk at the office)
•  
• 2. Remove or cover artwork (unless it has glass front – UVC cannot penetrate regular glass)
•  
• 3. Don’t set the lamp directly on fabric furniture like your couch. If you have an antique or other expensive piece of furniture, simply cover it

UVC light can only disinfect what the light can hit directly.  So, it cannot disinfect under your bed or behind your couch for example.

Additionally things that are not directly in the path of the light will not get as much disinfection, but they will still receive some benefit.

However, UVC that generates ozone as a byproduct of the chemical reaction of the light with the air can disinfect in any area air can flow (for example behind your couch and under your bed)

UV-C light does not automatically produce ozone. Only the 185nm wavelength of UVC light generates ozone because this wavelength of UVC light reacts with oxygen to break it into atomic oxygen, a highly unstable atom that combines with oxygen to form O3 (Ozone).  However, it quickly reverts back to normal oxygen within minutes.

Ironically, UVC light in the 253.7nm (no ozone) wavelength will break this third oxygen atom attachment above and convert it back to oxygen.  So, a UV-C lamp at the 253.7nm wavelength will actually destroy ozone! 

Some people want UV sanitizer lamps that produce ozone while others do not.  So we make both!

Ozone or no ozone – the choice is yours!

Yes…

1. Remove pets (do not cover cage)
2. Cover top of fish tank 
3. Remove plants
4. Open windows and turn on available fans for at least 30 minutes before re-entering

1. If you have any respiratory conditions, DO NOT use the ozone (185nm) UV sanitizer unless you don’t plan to re-enter for at least 1 hour after use.
The non-ozone sanitizer (254nm) is best

2. The ozone sanitizers (185nm) provide an added layer of disinfection and should be used in:

a) Commercial settings, offices and businesses after hours where an added level of disinfection is desired.

b) In residential settings when occupants have left for the day to go to work or school AND THERE ARE NO PETS AROUND INCLUDING FISH, RODENTS, SNAKES, SPIDERS etc.

Within 2 hours of disinfecting with an ozone producing UV sterilizer lamp, the ozone will have naturally reverted back to regular oxygen and the premises are safe to enter without further ventilation.

Ozone producing UV light sanitizers have extra odor killing power and added to the UVC, are amazing pet odor eliminators, smoke odor removers and more.