The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our outlook on life forever, not only in South Africa, but also across the globe. It has become the greatest challenge of our modern history. But life has to go on and solutions and mitigations implemented to successfully continue our businesses, our medical institutions, our municipalities and our social and religious gatherings. Every industry and every building is uniquely designed and it is difficult to anticipate your unprecedented challenges, or your victories for that matter. However, a group of entrepreneurs came together, in the midst of a pandemic, and designed patented technologies to fight a deadly virus. We have set ourselves as frontrunners in UVC technology in South Africa and now offer our products, services and knowledge. 2020 will be a landmark year, but we can be sure that this will not be the last pandemic our generation will face. Our solutions are revolutionary and will significantly increase your safety and protection from this killer virus.
- Monday to Friday 8.00 AM - 5.30 PM
- Phone No : +27 82 226 3773
- Location : JHB | DBN | CT
PRODUCT RANGE FOR HOSPITALS
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Isle and Passage Cleaner
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PPE Cleaner
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PUVC – Peronal Germstopper
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Alpha Mobile Cleaner
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Carter Mobile Cleaner
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Air Sanitiser
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Wall Mount Disinfector
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FAQ
Is UVC safe for human exposure?
Over exposure to UVC can cause damage to human skin. Only our walk thru unit exposes humans to come in direct contact with UVC light, but this unit is designed to specifications that are not dangerous but still eliminates viruses successfully.
Can I proceed through the unit if I do not have glasses on? Will it affect my eyes?
Yes you can. Because UVC can’t go through any normal clear materials such as glass or plastics, sunglasses etc. is an extra safety precaution against the possibility to get snow blindness or welder’s eye. In the case of it happening where a person do get excessive exposure to the eyes, it will clear up in not more than 24 hours thereafter. It is recommended to wear UV protective glasses or not look directly into the light when entering our walk thru unit.
How effective is UVC in killing germs?
The technology is used around the world in hospitals and has successfully been used in the purification of drinking water. Studies have proven that this technology will eradicate 99% of all germ level DNA at the appropriate dosage within seconds. Studies are currently being conducted in the disinfection of busses and passenger aircraft in China after the outbreak of COVID-19
Will UVC light have an effect on open food, such as fruit and Veggies?
No. In fact, it will have a very positive effect on open food and are already utilized in food processing facilities and storage around the world as a germ and bacteria killing solution. It will in fact keep food fresher for longer periods because it eliminates the elements that cause degradation.
How often should the hospital be disinfected with the isle cleaner?
Every night after hours is strongly recommended. Viruses, such as COVID-19, remain on surfaces for several days. An outbreak of a virus could result in a shutdown of the facility or business.
Should I use other disinfectants?
Our highly advanced products will eliminate germs and viruses with an efficiency of 99.99%. However, and affected person can still enter the store and infect others. We strongly recommend the wearing of a mask, fever screening, hand hygiene and adequate social distancing.
Why could we not just use other forms of disinfectants and measurements as mentioned above?
Coronaviruses spreads in several ways and most commonly by touching surfaces and handling objects. Although fluid-based solutions would help, surfaces needs to be disinfected regularly to stop the spread. Our way of disinfection is cost effective and eco friendly.
Should the isle disinfector and bag cleaner operators wear personal protective equipment?
The isle disinfector operator is completely shielded from the light by product design. It is recommended that the trolley cleaner operator wear closed shoes and long pants.
How often does the units need to be serviced?
Annually
How much is the operational cost associated with each unit?
Most of our products use less power than a desktop computer (400 watt).
We estimate the following electricity cost per hour of operation for each unit:
Isle Disinfector – R20 per hour (only runs for 1-2 hours a day depending on the size of the hospital)
Walk Thru Unit – R2 per hour
Bag Cleaner – R1.70 per hour
The occasional light will have to be replaced. Failure rate on lamps should be low.
Cost per patron should be much lower than conventional units just on chemicals alone