Indoor air that is continuously re-circulated through 254nm UV light will how a dramatic reduction in the count of bacteria and other microorganisms. Ultravation UVMatrix™ AS equipment for commercial HVAC systems, is designed specifically for airstream disinfection, with design emphasis placed on achieving a balance between intensity and exposure time. Their design reflects Ultravation’s in-depth knowledge of ultraviolet light—and how it is optimized for airstream applications.
UVMatrix™ AS systems utilize discrete ESP™ electronic power supplies with no more than two lamps per power supply module—eliminating the possibility of complete loss of disinfection due to UV system trouble. An optional set of remote alarm contacts will help protect against an extended lamp-out condition. ESP™ optimizes lamp performance because it operates at frequencies far exceeding a standard magnetic ballast. Its exceptional stability of voltage and current flow optimizes both lamp output lifespan. In a lamp-out situation, it self protects from an un-loaded condition.
Airstream disinfection requires higher UV intensities due to short microorganism exposure times. Ultravation T3™ design, further enhances UV performance by enclosing the lamps in UV transparent quartz, which optimizes lamp temperature. This increases UV intensity under typical operating conditions by approximately 40%. The result is unprecedented disinfection performance for HVAC airstream applications! T3™.
UVMatrix™ AS systems have lamp arrays engineered to optimize disinfection capability, and can be installed in single or multiple unit configurations.
Ultraviolet (UV) light is a type of electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength shorter than that of visible light, making it invisible to the human eye. UV light exists naturally in sunlight and is responsible for causing sunburn and tanning in the skin. It can be further categorized into three main types based on their wavelengths:
Wavelength Range: 100-400 nm
This specification provides a brief overview of the UV light's wavelength range, which covers the UVA, UVB, and UVC spectra, allowing for application-specific details to be addressed in more comprehensive documentation.