222nm Far UV-C effective at deactivating Covid-19 - AJIC Study shows (American Journal of Infection Control) white paper
222 nm inactivates a wide spectrum of microbial pathogens including c.diff & MRSA - July 2020 issue Journal of Hospital Infection
Far-UVC light (222 nm) efficiently and safely inactivates airborne human coronaviruses - Nature June 2020
"The data is very clear that you can kill and inactivate viruses with UV germicidal irradiation” - Dr. Mark Rupp University of Nebraska Medical Center Chief of infection disease -NYT 3/20/20
The only far UV-C light that is eye and skin safe! UVkind's 222nm ultraviolet light is mercury free, compact and effective for applications such as surface, air, and water treatment in the presence of humans. 222nm UV-C light is clinically shown to be effective for germicidal, viral, & spore sterilization. Output from 12-300w ideal for any application from consumer to commercial.
TED Talk: A new weapon in the fight against superbugs by Dr. David Brenner College of Physicians & Surgeons of Columbia University.
222nm UV-C Light is Skin and Eye safe! The only UV-C light that is safe to use without eye and skin protection! ACGIH compliant.
Over 99.99% effective at killing viruses, bacteria, and spores. Proven effective at killing corona-viruses such as Influenza A N1H1
Perfect for High Traffic, low occupancy areas like airports, arenas, Jet ways, bathrooms and entrances.
Studies by the Columbia University Irving Medical Center have demonstrated 222nm UV-C light kills Flu & viruses such as N1H1, MRSA, and c.diff:
Far-UVC light: A new tool to control the spread of airborne-mediated microbial diseases
The UVkind 12w modular light design makes it easy to adapt and integrate into existing devices as well as newly designed projects. Suitable for handheld applications such as tissue disinfection or equipment sanitation.
Infection prevention for hospitals, airplanes, passenger ships, airports, food processing facilities, etc. Sterilization of spore-forming bacteria and noroviruses.
Link to Decubitus Ulcers clinical trial
Modular design with built in filter along with small compact size make the UVK-12w 12 watt 222nm light perfect for hand held and consumer level products.
Suitable for laboratory & close in applications the 20 watt UVK-20w is an excimer lamp with a separate filter suitable for handheld & close up applications such as tissue disinfection or equipment sanitation.
Designed to disinfect large areas, industrial applications, or for high traffic low occupancy applications such as airports, hospital, train or bus stations.
Quite simply UVkind’s 222nm Far UV-C light works by destroying the molecular bonds that hold viruses’ DNA together. An easy analogy is to imaging high energy photon bullets that chop up the DNA when they pass through it. UVkinds UV-C 222nm short-wavelengthlight kills or inactivate microorganisms by destroying nucleic acids and disrupting their DNA as they pass through, leaving them unable to perform vital cellular functions. Since the UV-C light causes a physical disruption to the DNA as opposed to a chemical disinfectant there is no ability to build up a resistance to the UV-C treatment.
While the sun gives off UV-C almost all UV-C radiation is absorbed by the Ozone layer.
What to know more about Far UV-C? Please continue reading below.
UV-C lamps work on a physical level. Microorganisms like bacteria and viruses are rendered inactive by UV-C lights because of the way the light damages the nucleic acids of the cells. UV-C light has short wavelengths and high energy, which microorganism RNA and DNA absorb and by which they are destroyed, left unable to infect.
The majority of UV disinfection that is currently in use leverages UV-C light, which, while effective, can present some dangers. For instance, UV-C light can penetrate the skin and cause harm to humans that are present during disinfection. In addition, UV-C light causes the rapid aging of materials like plastic and rubber, making it a risk to use in some environments where sensitive and expensive equipment may be subject to these effects.
UVKind™ 222nm light therapy is different from UV-C disinfection options because it utilizes a different wavelength of the UV light spectrum. Far-UV light has a shorter wavelength and higher photon energy than UV-C, making its effect on microorganisms different from UV disinfection lamps that are most commonly used. Far-UV light is able to cause physical destruction of viral, bacterial, and fungal cells in a matter of seconds, much faster than UV-C lamps.
Further, Far-UV light is safe for use when people are present, which is not true of UV-C lamps. UVkind™ uses a wavelength of light that, according to the best available research, cannot penetrate the skin, protecting human cells when Far-UV-C UVKind™ is in use.
The journal Nature published this 2018 Columbia University Medical Center Study using the same 222nm lamp being offered by UVkind ™ - Far-UVC light: A new tool to control the spread of airborne-mediated microbial diseases
This 2017 study about the disinfection of MRSA infected tissue also uses the UVkind ™ 222nm lamp Journal of Photochemistry & Photobiology - Disinfection and healing effects of 222-nm UVC light on methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infection in mouse wounds
2017 Columbia University study about the Germicidal Efficacy and Mammalian Skin Safety of 222-nm UV Light
National University Hospital, Singapore human clinical trial- Proof-of-concept Study on Disinfection and Healing Acceleration Capabilities of 222nm Wave Length Narrow Band Ultraviolet Lighting Device
2019 virus test done by Kitasato Research Center for Environmental Science with the 222nm UVkind ™ lamp - Performance test for virus inactivation efficacy by UV irradiation
2013 PLoS ONE Study - 207-nm UV Light - A Promising Tool for Safe Low-Cost Reduction of Surgical Site Infections. I: In Vitro Studies
Long-term effects of 222 nm ultraviolet radiation C sterilizing lamps on mice susceptible to ultraviolet radiation.
Could a New Ultraviolet Technology Fight the Spread of Coronavirus? - University of Columbia News - 04/21/2020
Use ultraviolet light to kill the flu virus in the air. CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook explains why this technique is safer than using regular UV rays.
Unlike conventional germicidal ultraviolet, far-UVC rays do not cause biological damage to exposed skin and could become a new weapon against MRSA and other "superbugs."
ABC NEWS - Researchers at Columbia University have created a form of UVC light that they say doesn't cause any negative side effects to humans for public places like airports
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