UV germicidal light 1x36W, complete with armature

GL01 COMPLETE UV-C germicidal lamp 36W (G13). Bacteriocidal short-wave ultraviolet radiation is used for effective sterilization of air, liquids and surfaces .

Solid bodies absorb radiation at the surface layer, water and other liquids are semi-transparent. The sterilizing radiator (tube) emits high-intensity UVC radiation, which reliably destroys the vast majority of bacteria, viruses, spores, fungi, microorganisms or yeasts, algae, thrips, protozoa, etc. The radiation rays are absorbed by concretions and nucleic acids, and DNA is permanently damaged or will destroy Ultraviolet UV radiation and its distribution (more info on Wikipedia.cz).

This germicidal lamp is sufficient for rooms of around 14 m2 with a ceiling height of 2.5 to 3 m . In healthcare, such as sick rooms, nursing clinics, medical clinics, operating rooms, the recommended radiation dose of this lamp is 2 to 8 hours, for temporary disinfection a radiation dose of 15 to 20 minutes is sufficient . It is a physical process of disinfection and no chemicals are released into the air, no toxic by-products of disinfection are created, which positively affects the environment.

Filter glass limits the formation of ozone with a wavelength of 185 nm, and the inner coating limits the degradation of useful UV-C radiation.

The main functions of the germicidal lamp:

- complete lamp with UVC fluorescent lamp 36W

- reliable sterilization of air, liquids and surfaces

- destruction of bacteria, viruses, microorganisms, fungi, spores

- for sterilizing a room of around 14m2

- no by-products, safe for food

- supply cord terminated with a 3m long fork

- mounting material including hanging chain

- simple and quick assembly

Advantages: minimal operating costs compared to the emitted power and the effect of the location of the germicidal lamp: the design allows the lamp to be mounted on the wall (bracket), rail system or suspended using the supplied chains

Attention: UVC radiation causes inflammation of the conjunctiva or skin burns, when working under UVC, the skin must be protected with e.g. rubber gloves and the eyes with clear glass glasses