NBVE UV-C flow germicidal lamps. Units for disinfection with UV-C tubes. UV lamps.

UV-C flow germicidal lamps provide a safe and efficient solution for air decontamination. They allow for continuous air purification in the presence of both staff and patients. This method offers a fast, convenient, and cost-effective way to eliminate viruses, bacteria, mould, and fungi. How does it work? Contaminated air is drawn by a fan – through a filter catching dust and other contaminations-into the disinfection chamber. The UV-C tube intensity and a time during which air remains in the disinfection chamber are selected so that air blown out from the lamp is practically free of microorganisms. Velocity of air flow through the disinfection chamber is therefore selected as a compromise between a desire to disinfect the greatest volume of air per time unit and germicidal effectiveness. It should also be noted that the forced flow of air results in a smooth circulation of air in the room and thus disinfection of air in the whole room. Dual-function UV-C flow germicidal lamps with an external UV-C bulb(s) of direct action guarantee a full range of decontamination. UV-C flow chamber – function I - it gives a possibility of intensive purification of the air in the presence of people. UV-C direct radiation tube – function II - enables direct disinfection of the whole room when the personnel and patients stay outside the room. The disinfectant action of the external UV-C bulb is comparable to that of standard NBV series germicidal lamps. UV-C radiation effectively disinfects both air and exposed surfaces in the room, including walls, tabletops, and various objects. Thanks to its reflective properties, the light also reaches into hard-to-access areas and corners. Both functions are independent of each other. Areas of application of germicidal lamps: • hospitals • operation theatres • intensive care units • hospital emergency rooms • examination and treatment rooms • reception units • patients rooms