Voltage: 115 volts 

 

Total Amperage: .70 at 115v and .35 amps at 230v

 

Bulb: High Output 253.6nm - Hot Cathode

 

Bulb Options: Non-ozone or .05 Ozone

 

Intensity @ 1 Foot: 1025 nanometers per second

 

Intensity @ 1 Foot: 2050 nanometers per second Twin Bulb Model

 

Lamp Length: 16 inches

 

Lamp Life: 1-3 years diminishing after year one

 

Dimensions: L 7-¼” W 4-¼” H 1-3.4” – 2-½”

 

Weight: 1 Lbs.

 

Power Cord: 6 Foot

 

Warranty: LifeTime

 

Packing:44×23×48CM/10PCS/12/11KG

 

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the air we breath in our homes here in Phoenix can be up to 70 times more polluted than outdoor air. Poor indoor air quality is a problem that affects everyone whether you have a central forced air system, heat pump, split or package system or window units. Air conditioning coils are full of moisture, in the form of condensation, which bacteria and mold thrive on. This makes your air conditioner coil a breeding ground for microscopic growth and every time your system turns on these spores are released into the air from the coil. These spores then travel through the air ducts and are blown right out the vents throughout your entire home. This commonly causes allergic reactions, sinus problems and even headaches, commonly referred to as Sick Building Syndrome. The solution is simple, and very cost efficient. All these microorganisms can be removed by having Arizona Acclimated Services install an intensive ultraviolet disinfectant system for you.

 

 

 

Unlike filters, which collect pollutants as they pass

 through your home HVAC system, ultraviolet light purifiers neutralize the pollutants.  A properly installed UVC light disinfectant system will emit doses of short wave ultraviolet "C" light as the air passes through the system.  The highly intensive radiant UVC light kills these spores, mold, bacteria and viruses carried in the air.  This process provides continuous cleaning of the air, coils and drain pan.  Data provided by the EPA has shown that UVC purifiers to be 99% efficient at inactivating these harmful contaminants. 

• Influenza-A
• Staphylococcus
• Streptococcus
• Tuberculosis
• And More

 

UV light has been proven for decades to effectively disinfect air, surfaces and water.  In heath care institutions where occupants are constantly exposed to the pathogens that cause infectious diseases, ultraviolet units are used to kill the microorganisms as rapidly as possible.  On an average day a family of four will introduce countless numbers of influenza, streptococcal and germs into their home.  Cleansers and detergents work well for kitchens, bathrooms, and the clothes we wear, but what about the air we breath?  UV air purifiers can help your family live in a healthier environment, especially if any of them suffer from allergies, asthma or other respiratory disease.