Air disinfection

Depending on the device configuration, a dose between 65 and 120J/m² is achieved. This enables a disinfection performance of 99.99% for all our systems. According to our experience, this can achieve disinfection of the entire room air between 80% and 88%. We recommend 80% for storage, sports, and generally larger halls. We recommend 88% for rooms with public traffic, such as offices, classrooms, conference or practice rooms, etc. Please note any special requirements of the legislator. If you have any questions, you can contact our customer service.

The systems are designed and approved according to the latest regulations. If necessary, our customer service can answer questions on the subject and provide appropriate evidence.

Our high-quality UV-C lamps are designed so that no wavelengths below 250nm are emitted. As a result, no ozone is generated and the AIRPURION active systems can be used without problems in rooms with public traffic, offices, schools, conference rooms, etc.

Due to the constant air exchange, there is no overheating.

We generally recommend ceiling installation because it directs the airflow upwards. With floor-standing units, untreated air may be directed horizontally through the room at a low height. This can concentrate contamination in limited areas, which in the worst case can even increase the risk of infection.

The units should be placed in the room so that they work with the room's convection. The room air rises where it is heated. This way, it distributes itself, for example, from a radiator, throughout the room. Ideally, this creates an even distribution in the room. The UV-C units should not work against the convection. Please note that room dividers, tall cabinets, or similar can also influence the air circulation in the room. We are happy to provide you with a recommendation on where the units should ideally be placed in the room. For this, we need floor plans showing radiators, windows, and doors. Please feel free to contact our customer service for this.

Every UV-C lamp experiences a technically induced decline in UV-C output. The manufacturer guarantees that the unit will still achieve 60% UV-C output after 10,000 hours. The specified data for the units always refer to this 60% output. However, after 10,000 hours of operation, the decline in output continues to increase. Therefore, while the lamp still works, it no longer produces enough UV-C output for optimal disinfection results.