PURION UVC Box Medium V2A Ultra

The UV-C disinfection box is suitable for sterilizing devices and objects that are exposed to germ contamination during use. This includes cell phones, jewelry, office supplies, laptops, TV equipment, grooming items, medical supplies, coins, etc. UV-C light can only be effective where the radiation directly hits the medium to be disinfected. Hidden areas or those in the shadow of other objects are reached very poorly or not at all and thus are not fully disinfected. The UV-C boxes Extra and Ultra are therefore equipped with a UV-C lamp on the ceiling and the floor of the box. This allows for two-sided disinfection, and objects to be disinfected do not need to be turned.

The disinfection effect strongly depends on the irradiated material and the surface condition. Metal and glass are harmless regarding UV irradiation. However, long-term irradiation of plastics can lead to a change in the polymer structure, which can manifest as porosity or discoloration, for example. If you are unsure whether the UV-C box is suitable for your application, our customer service will provide comprehensive advice.

Our UV-C boxes operate with a dose of 1,200 J/m², calculated based on a runtime of 15 minutes.

No installation conditions need to be met. The system is equipped with a door contact switch, so the UV lamps are immediately turned off when the door is opened.

The UV-C emissions of the boxes are checked and are permissible according to the latest requirements. The viewing window of the box door is not permeable to UV-C light.

Our high-quality UV-C lamps are designed so that no wavelengths below 250nm are emitted. Therefore, no ozone is generated, and the UV-C boxes can be used without problems in rooms with public traffic or offices.

The UV lamps used in the UV-C boxes cannot overheat.

Every UV-C lamp has a technically induced performance drop in UV-C output. The manufacturer guarantees that the system still reaches 60% UV-C output after 10,000 hours. The specified data for the systems always refer to this 60% output. However, after 10,000 hours of operation, the performance drop continues to increase. Therefore, the lamp still works, but it no longer produces enough UV-C output for optimal disinfection results.