UV (or Ultra Violet) Disinfection uses Ultraviolet light of short wavelength that rapidly inactivates microorganisms exposed to it. UVC is an efficient and safe method of disinfection. It is an effective COVID19 sterilization, it can also reduce or eliminate, DNA based airborne contaminants like bacteria, virus, molds etc and provide much more healthier air to breathe. UV-C light which is at a wavelength of 200-280 nm can penetrate tiny micro-organisms such as bacteria, virus, protozoa etc and alter the DNA/RNA by leaving them unable to perform vital cellular functions

It can be verified with the help of a Dosimeter. Dosimeters are small cards or stickers kept at locations or surfaces which you plan to disinfect. Dosimeters will be yellow in color initially, when exposed to UV-C light of certain intensity (mostly 10µJ), its color will change from yellow to pink which means the power is sufficient to disinfect the microorganism

Ultraviolet light in C band (UV-C) can cause skin rashes, eye irritation and can also lead to more serious health problems exposed to a constant and prolonged basis, which is why all experts recommend using UV-C disinfecting devices . Such devices should either have complete autonomous system such as robots, or must be able to be used by humans managing it remotely. It should also detect human movements in its vicinity and immediately stop operations.

UV-C light can be harmful when exposed to humans. Raze CoV UV disinfection systems are engineered for safety.

• It is equipped with motion sensor to detect human presence in a 10 feet radius around it and stops immediately on such intrusions. It then informs its operator through the app about this intrusion.
• Raze CoV can be operated only remotely through its own app.
• It has safety rail so that it does not break easily.

Immediately. Raze CoV uses UVC lights for sterilizing. Light does not leave behind any traces or any harmful fumes once the unit is switched off. Hence any Raze CoV treated room is ready for occupancy immediately after use. This is in complete contrast to chemical-based disinfecting methods.

UV light has been safely used in water treatment, agribusiness for last several years. While using RazeCoV disinfection system, please ensure the following.

• Inspect visually to see if the premises/room to be disinfected is unoccupied.
• The operator of this device has to stay in the vicinity in order to warn or advice people to stay away from the area where RazeCovis being used.
• Ensure all the items which require disinfection are displayed properly and in direct visual range of the Raze Covdevice.
• All items/ surfaces need to be visually inspected to ensure that they do not fall under the light shadow. If the light doesn’t fall on any surface, then that surface will not be disinfected.
• If you feel certain instruments or surfaces won’t be sufficiently sterilized, then Dosimeter cards/stickers must be used. You can buy these from us in packs of 10.