Our medical-grade air and surface disinfection systems
Air disinfection
If you are looking to disinfect and destroy airborne biocontaminants in hospitals, this product category consists of stand-alone, medical-grade germicidal UV and HEPA air purifiers that directly eliminate contaminants.
Surface disinfection
If you are looking to disinfect surfaces in hospital and operating rooms, as well as patient bathrooms, this product category consists of UV surface disinfection units that kill pathogens and disinfect rooms quickly and efficiently.
The leader in hospital UV air and surface disinfection
Sanuvox Technologies is the North American leader in hospital UV disinfection. Our ultraviolet sterilization systems are designed for maximum efficiency in healthcare establishments.
We offer several products that solve Hospital Acquired Infections (HAI) in hospitals and healthcare institutions. Ultraviolet air and surface disinfection systems have been used by the medical industry for more than 50 years.
With the advent of high-efficiency UV lamp systems, it is now possible to destroy high levels of airborne and surface biocontaminants. Moreover, studies show that Hospital Acquired Infections (HAI) cost the healthcare industry 30 to 40 billion dollars annually and are now considered a preventable injury.
Tested and proven medical UV technology
Our patented, high-performance, yet affordable medical-grade air purifiers maximize UV lamp contact time in order to kill 99.99% of all pathogens in one pass. The benefits of UV technology have been tested by independent agencies, universities and laboratories around the world.
The sun and UV rays
UV (ultraviolet) rays emitted from the sun destroy and deactivate contaminants present in the atmosphere. Sanuvox UV air and surface disinfection systems create the same wavelengths as the UVC and UVV rays of the sun, bringing this natural process indoors to healthcare institutions.
The benefits of UV light disinfection for hospitals
- Reduction in Hospital Acquired Infections (HAI)
- Decreased likelihood of cross contamination
- Reduced risk of liability
- Reduction in hospital stays
- Improves indoor air quality, protecting hospital staff and patients
- Reduced energy consumption
- Easy maintenance and operation
- Safe, eco-friendly and affordable