UV222 Vehicle

For ambulances and other vehicles

Compact and easy to clean, UV222 Vehicle is ideal to be installed in lifts, public transport, and medically equipped vehicles.

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Ambulances and lifts

Small indoor spaces, such as vehicles and lifts, provide the right conditions to boost the spread of pathogens. To meet the increasing demands for higher hygiene in the transport sector, we have created UV222 Vehicle, to reduce the risk of infection in these areas.

UV222 Vehicle can be easily installed in ambulances, where fast and proper disinfection is essential for the transport of patients. The lamp will provide a continuous extra layer of disinfection without extending the cleaning process.

Lifts have also been appointed during the pandemic as sensitive areas for transmission of pathogens, and many are installed in buildings without proper ventilation systems. UV222 Vehicle can provide a disinfection as efficient as 35 air changes per hour.

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Specifications

Light source	Krypton chloride excimer lamp
Wave length	222 nm
Output (60° beam angle)	115 mW (Typical)
Output (100° beam angle)	70 mW (Typical)
Input voltage	9-28 V DC
Mode	Continuous / duty cycle / motion activated
Max power consumption	20 W
Weight	1.3 kg (2.86 lbs)
Dimensions	161 x 170 x 136 mm (6.30 x 6.70 x 5.4 in)
Power lead (PVC)	3 x 0.75 mm² / 3 m (18 AWG / 9.8 ft)
Operating temperature	0° to + 50° C (32° to 122° F)

Beam Angle

Light measurement results

60° beam angle		100° beam angle
126.92 mW	Output – total optical power flux, 200 nm – 850 nm	75.72 mW
120.79 mW	Far UV-C 200 nm – 230 nm	58.79 mW
6.81 mW	VIS-IR: 400 nm – 850 nm	10.71 mW
0.926 %	Radiated power/lamp power	0.57 %
222 nm	Peak emission wavelength	222 nm
13.8 μW/cm²	UV (222 nm) irradiance at centre at 1 m (3’ 10”)	3.2 μW/cm²
60 °	Beam angle	100 °

Photometrics and exposure time SARS-CoV2/COVID-19

Photometrics and exposure time SARS-CoV2/COVID-19

The spatial and spectral distribution of the light is measured on each lamp using a 2-axis goniometer giving the entire 3D distribution of the Far UV-C light emitted by it.

60° beam angle

Peak emission wavelength: 222 nm
Output power in range (200-230 nm): 115 mW
Dose needed (222 nm, COVID-19) 90% inactivation for
aerosols: 390 μJ/cm²
Dose needed (222 nm, COVID-19) 90% inactivation for
surfaces: 600 μJ/cm²

100° beam angle

Peak emission wavelength: 222 nm
Output power in range (200-230 nm): 70 mW
Dose needed (222 nm, COVID-19) 90% inactivation for
aerosols: 390 μJ/cm²
Dose needed (222 nm, COVID-19) 90% inactivation for
surfaces: 600 μJ/cm²
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Colors

The standard colur is brushed aluminium.

Custom colour available on request.
Installation

Safe And Effective Microbial Control

Far-UVC technology has emerged as a highly effective solution for microbial control. Operating at 222 nm, Far-UVC light showcases potent germicidal properties, effectively inactivating viruses, bacteria, and fungi. What sets UV222 apart is its exceptional safety for humans; the light does not penetrate human skin or eyes.

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UV222 Vehicle

For ambulances and other vehicles

Ambulances and lifts

Specifications

Beam Angle

Light measurement results

Photometrics and exposure time SARS-CoV2/COVID-19

Wavelength

Dimensions

Colors

Installation

Safe And Effective Microbial Control

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