U59 UVC Panel Light Air Purification System

Multi-functional air purification system that replaces traditional troffer fixtures and combines energy efficient LED lighting with HEPA filters and UV LED disinfection system.  Filters particulate matter greater than 2.5 microns, including dust, pollen and mold sports while killing 99.9% of airborne bacteria and viruses.

Applications

• Office Buildings
• Hospital / Health Care Facilities
• Schools / Universities
• Day Care Centers
• Churches
• Hotels
• Supermarkets / Retail Environments
• Restaurants / Entertainment Centers
• Laboratory / Research Facility

Product Features

Two Kinds of Controls

• Standard Version:  Transparent PC function displays the current working status of the device
• Remote Control Version:  Infrared remote control to adjust equipment functions adding convenience and ease of use (optional).

Multiple Purification Factors

• HEPA Filter: Filters particulate matter of <2.5 microns in the air.
• UVC:  Purifies the air by destroying the DNA and RNA structure of bacteria/viruses, disabling reproduction and self-replication.

LED Lighting

CCT selectable LED lighting allows you to choose 3000/4000/5000K color temperature to provide the proper lighting for any environment.  User selectable with a convenient CCT switch.  Also includes 3 in one dimming (0-10V, PWM, resistance dimmer) to control brightness from 0-100%.

Built In Power Controls

UVC purification control system and LED lighting control systems are separated for convenient control of each application.

Replaceable Filter and UVC LED Module

The HEPA filter isolates dust inducted into the fan to ensure the cleanliness of the machine.  The grille cover can be opened with a tool to replace the filters.

Specifications

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Knowledge Base

What is UV-C advantage and disadvantage?

UVC lamps have thousands of hours life. This limits the need for consumable replacement and maintenance. UVC Disinfection Disadvantages. UVC light works only on surfaces within the field of view. If there are objects that prevent light from reaching the surface directly, the surface will not be disinfected sufficiently

Do UV lights really make indoor air quality better?

UV lights are an excellent defence when it comes to protecting your indoor air quality (IAQ) from bacteria. The quality of air inside your home is crucial to the health and comfort of your family, and this is true now more than ever!

Are UV-C lights worth it?

They’re inexpensive, effective, and easy to maintain, making them a no-brainer for anyone with a home HVAC system. Even if your HVAC system has a high-quality air filter, adding a UV light will help kill microorganisms and bacteria that might be small enough to slip through the filter.

Does air purifier with UV light work?

While UV air purifiers usually have a quiet operation and may be effective at removing bacteria from the air if a person uses them with HEPA filters, these devices can emit ozone. Additionally, unlike HEPA filters, UV air purifiers cannot effectively remove VOCs or other gases from the air.

Is ozone from UV-C light harmful?

Myth #6: UV-C disinfection produces ozone that can be very harmful. Some do. (But not ours). While at some wavelengths, the energy of UV light can produce ozone, this only happens at below 242 nm.

Which is better UV LED or UV-C LED?

If the application is a larger, higher flow system in continuous operation, UV lamps can have advantages to provide the best solution to end users. When it comes to compact, point-of-use appliances and purifiers, UVC LEDs provide lower costs of ownership and better alignment with design needs as compared to UV lamps.

What type of UV light kills mold?

The type of ultraviolet light that’s able to effectively get rid of mold is UV-C, which is a very short wavelength of UV light. Because of how beneficial UV light can be at the right amounts, this light is commonly used for disinfection purposes, which can include treating ballast water with UV disinfection.