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Reporting from the page philips.co.id, all bacteria and viruses tested to date – hundreds of times over the years, including various coronaviruses – are claimed to respond to UV-C disinfection. There are no known pathogens known to be resistant to UV-C. This indicates that UV-C rays can play an important role in human protection strategies.
For this reason, Philips offers a complete line of UV-C lamps that are suitable for use in various applications and systems. For example, an upper air system that disinfects air passing through the area above the product, an open UV-C system, or a robot that can disinfect a room.
This Dutch company also offers a Philips UV-C desk lamp. The stated device can effectively inactivate viruses, bacteria, fungi, and spores, in a matter of minutes. Equipped with sensors and a timer, it provides an additional layer of protection for you and your family.
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In laboratory testing, Philips stated that the UV-C light source from Signify was able to deactivate 99% of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in the surface area with an exposure time of 6 seconds.
Available in colors silver and rose gold, Philips UV-C desk lamp easy to use with clear control panel and voice guidance. There’s also extra protection with sensors and timers, as well as design driver specifically for the effectiveness of disinfection.
“For the family room, it is recommended to do UV-C lighting for 45, bedroom for 30 minutes, and bathroom for 15 minutes,” said the guide to using the Philips UV-C desk lamp in a short video on the company’s YouTube account.
The video also reminds consumers to use it properly. Namely, according to the instructions for use provided by Philips. (Also read: Advanced Features of the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE)
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