Ultraviolet disinfection has been used in hospitals, food processing facilities, water treatment and HVAC systems for over 30 years. The technology is proven and recognized by the EPA, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) as a valid and effective means of eliminating biological contaminants.
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UV AIR PURIFIER
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UV output
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Over length
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Tube Dia.
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Lamp Base
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Life time
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UV AIR PURIFIER 13W
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3.5watts
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7in
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GX23
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12000
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UV AIR PURIFIER 18W
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5.5watts
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8.86in
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1.57in
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2G11
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12000
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UV AIR PURIFIER 24W
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7 watts
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2.57in
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2G11
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12000
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UV AIR PURIFIER 36W
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12watts
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16.33in
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1.57in
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2G11 2G11
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12000
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The Required Irradiation Time to Inactivate Various Microorganisms under 30000 uw/cm2 Dose of UV 254nm
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Name
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Second
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Name
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second
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Bacteria
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Bacillus anthracis
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0.3
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Mould Spores
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Aspergillus Niger
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0.3-6.7
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Clostridium Tetani
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0.3
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Mucor Mucedo
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4.6
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Dysenter bacilli
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1.5
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Penicillium Roqueforti
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0.9-3.0
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Escherichia coli
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0.4
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Algae
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Blue-Green Algae
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10-40
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Staphy lococcus Albus
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1.3
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Nematode Eggs
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3.4
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Micrococcus Candidus
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0.4
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Green Algae
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1.2
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Virus
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Bacteiophage
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0.2
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Portozoa
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4.0-6.7
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Influenza
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0.3
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Poliovirus 1
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0.8
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Hepatitis B virus
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0.8
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