Germicidal UV Lamps
Victory Lighting germicidal lamps are highly efficient emitters of ultra-violet (253.7nm) light which has very effective germicidal properties and is being used as part of the drive to combat the current crop of infectious diseases.
Although the science behind germicidal Ultraviolet has been around for a long time, it hasn't been used until recently. The use of UV systems is growing, which has seen new products entering the market place and these products are suitable for a whole range of industries, not just hospitals.
UV-C light is a germicidal, it deactivates the DNA of bacteria, virus and other pathogens and so destroys their ability to multiply and cause disease. UV-C light causes damage to the nucleic acid of micro-organisms by forming covalent bonds between certain adjacent bases in the DNA. The formation of these bonds prevents the DNA from replicating and when the organism tries to replicate, it can not and dies.
In a recent study, Boston University came to the conclusion that UV-C light enables a log 6 reduction of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which equals 99,9999%. This was achieved with a dosage of 22 mJ/cm2 and an exposure of 25 seconds.
According to Boston University the exposure can be reduced up to 6 seconds, depending on the UV-C dosage. This study confirms the ability of UV to inactivate the virus which will result in coronavirus-free surfaces, objects and spaces.
We currently Manufacture and sell dozens of equivalent replacement ultraviolet lamps. Our Victory brand of ultraviolet lamps can be used as equivalent replacements for most manufacturers. If you can’t see the model number you need? Call us directly at 01525 487960, Mon. - Fri. or email us by using our contact form below.
UV-C disinfection is very versatile and works on several harmful viruses, bacteria, moulds and spores. By using UV light in this manner, it can be applied to a whole range of applications.
Applications
- Hospitals / Medical Applications
- Leisure & Retail Venues
- Manufacturing Sites
- Gyms
- Emergency Services
- Public Transport
- Education Facilities
- Hotels
- Transport Hubs
- Industrial Water Treatment
- Offices
- Domestic