Refer to the UV dose table to determine the appropriate exposure times. Divide the desired UV dose by the lamp intensity to calculate the exposure time in seconds. Example: UV dose of 6,600µWs/cm² is needed for 99% inactivation of e. coli. 6,600 / 735 = 8.9 sec.
Note: the UV intensity will be higher if you place the unit closer to the surface. At 2” the intensity will be 2.5 times higher than at 6".
The UV lamp must be replaced before the end of effective lamp life. Lamps will continue to operate after that but 254nm UV is not emitted. Always unplug the power cord before replacing the lamp. When installing the UV lamp or relamping use cotton gloves or make sure not to touch the lamp. Fingerprints on the glass portion of the germicidal UV lamp will reduce the ultraviolet output.
Model | Description |
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AAW Handheld | Direct handheld germicidal UV system with a shatterproof High Output UV lamp, reflector, on/off switch and ergonomic handle, 18"L x 5"W x 6.25"H, 5lbs |
SBL350T | High Output UV Lamp rated for 12,000 hours of continuous use |
UV Intensity @ 6" | >735µW/cm² |
UV Dose /1 min at 6” | >44,000µW-sec/cm² |
Warning! UV can burn eyes and exposed skin. Great care should be taken to protect people from exposure to direct or reflected UV light.