UV-C Dosimeter Card
Description
UV-C 100 Dosimeters feature a patented colorimetric indicator that changes color to visibly demonstrate three energy levels of UV-C exposure (254 nm) at 25, 50, and 100 mJ/cm2.
A recent study has shown that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, can be inactivated by UV-C at a dose of 22 mJ/cm2. Reaching a dose of 50 and 100 mJ/cm2 with the UV-C Dosimeter has been correlated to achieve a 99.9% reduction of MRSA and C. Diff, respectively.1
UV-C Dosimeters enable users to visually see how much germicidal irradiation has been delivered to a surface, providing valuable evidence of the disinfection process and validating the output of the UV-C equipment. Make UV-C Dosimeter Cards part of your disinfection programs and see your success!
- Use with our direct germicidal ultraviolet air and surface disinfection models, including Sanidyne®, Sani·Ray®, SaniLIGHT®, and Biolux®.
- Dosimeters have an adhesive backing and can be placed on or adjacent to surfaces and equipment prior to disinfection.
- Yellow indicator changes color with exposure to UV-C irradiation at 25, 50, and 100 mJ/cm2.
- Provides necessary visible evidence that surfaces and equipment have received the desired amount of UV-C to inactivate harmful pathogens.
- Recommended for use with every disinfection cycle.
- Ideal for training staff, validating lamp output, and as an auditing tool.
- Used in hospitals/physician offices, commercial offices, homes, schools, gyms, hotels, restaurants, airports, trains, buses, casinos, grocery/retail stores, and more.
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1Signify and Boston University validate effectiveness of Signify’s UV-C light sources on inactivating the virus that causes COVID-19 (June 16, 2020)
Disclaimer: UV-C Dosimeters are intended as a visual reference of UV-C irradiation only and are not a substitute for microbiological testing to verify decontamination or disinfection.