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Ultraviolet Light for AHU

UVMatrixTM SI

Unprecedented Installation Flexibility

UVMatrixTM SI systems employ a patent pending innovative system that makes them easily adapted to variations in HVAC physical installation characteristics – with no compromise in UV irradiation. When unusual dimensions are encountered UVMatrixTM SI racks simply adjust to the custom width of the system.

What is UV light?
Germicidal Action of UVC

UVC damages DNA/RNA of microorganism ( Virus, bacteria, fungi) Microorganisms inactivated, i.e., become unable to replicate

Microbial Dose Response to UVGI Calculation
S = e-kIt, S = e-kD

S = Survival Rate
k = Deactivation rate constant (cm²/µW-s) - UVGI Rate Constant
I = Average Intensity Field (µW/cm²)
t = Time of exposure (s)
Lt = D = “dose”( µJ/cm²)

Microbial Response to UVGI - k
k varies by orders of magnitude Smaller k → more resistant
Where to Install
  • Install lamps horizontal to coil whenever possible
  • Try to keep UV lamps between 10”-20” away from coil surface
Installation
Unprecedented installation flexibility

The Systems employ an innovative system that makes them easily adapted to variations in HVAC physical installation characteristics – with no compromise in UV irradiation. When unusual dimensions are encountered the racks simply adjust to the custom width of the system.

T3™ Thermal Transfer Technology
Optimize Lamp Surface Temperature and Maximize UV Output..
  • Insulates the lamp from the cold air stream allowing it to run at its optimum temperature
  • Increases output upwards to 40%
  • Protect UV Lamp from breakage, come with a protective Quartz Sleeve
Ultraviolet Light Description

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:

  • UVA (Ultraviolet A)
  • UVA (Ultraviolet B)
  • UVA (Ultraviolet C)
Specification

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.


Application
  • Sanitization:UVC light is used in various industries, including healthcare and food processing, for disinfection purposes. It can effectively kill or inactivate bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens.
  • Phototherapy:UVB light is used in the treatment of skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema.
  • Spectroscopy:UV spectroscopy is used in scientific research and analytical chemistry to analyze the composition of substances based on their absorption or emission of UV light.
  • Training:Tanning beds emit UVA and UVB light to induce a tan in the skin, although this practice is controversial due to its health risks.