Ultraviolet Disinfection Robot | UV sterilization

Unipin UV disinfection robot, the first-line product of public health and epidemic prevention

Unipin ultraviolet disinfection robot uses high-intensity ultraviolet radiation of 253.7nm wavelength to disinfect and sterilize. It destroys the DNA and RNA of the pathogen in a few minutes, so as to achieve the killing effect. After testing, the high-level disinfection mode can completely kill 99.99% of the spores on the environmental surface (smooth surface, rough porous surface) and various multi drug-resistant bacteria.

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Product Introduction

The new "air disinfection robot" has a 99.95 % removal rate of bacteria from the air, including Staphylococcus albicans, Bacillus subtilis and airborne bacteria. Compared with previous air purifiers, the sterilization ability is stronger, and the air purification range is wider.

Meanwhile, this product is mainly applied in banking , airports, hospitals, office areas and various public places. It can realize autonomous navigation, autonomous route planning, real-time TVOC detection and other functions,.Completely following the pace of automation and intelligent era.

deep ultraviolet sterilization principle

DEEP ULTRAVIOLET STERILIZATION PRINCIPLE

Deep ULTRAVIOLET radiation can destroy the DNA or RNA molecular structure in microbial body cells, resulting in the death of growthline cells and the death of regenerative cells, thus achieving the sterilization effect. Under a certain dose, the deep ultraviolet ray kills most bacteria and viruses within 1 second.

The sterilization rate of UVC is related to target microorganism and irradiation dose
- Kill general bacterial propagules：the dose should be up to 10000 μw.s/cm²
- Kills bacterial spores: up to 100000 μw.s/cm²
- Kills viruses: Somewhere between a bacterial propagator and a bud
- Kills fungal spores: higher than bacterial spores, sometimes 600 000 μw.s/cm² (pathogenic fungi are generally less resistant to unltraviolet light than bacterial spores)
- Kills unknown target microorganisms: not less than 100 000 μw.s/cm²

The Required lrradiation Time To Inactivate Microorganisms under 30,000μW/cm² Dose of UV 254nm

Name		Time(s)
Bacteria	Bacillus Anthracis	0.3
	Clostridium Tetani	0.3
	Dysentery bacilli	1.5
	Escherichia Coli	0.4
	Staphylococcus albus	1.3
	Micrococcus Candidus	0.4
Virus	Bacteiophage	0.2
	Influenza	0.3
	Poliovirus 1	0.8
	Hepatitis B virus	0.8
Mould Spores	Aspergillus Niger	0.3-0.7
	Mucor Mucedo	4.6
	Penicillium Roqueforti	0.9-3.0
Algae	Blue-Green Alage	10-40
	Nematode Eggs	3.4
	Green Alage	1.2
	Protozoa	4.0-6.7
Fish Diseases	Leukoplakia	2.7
	Infectious pancreatic necrosis	4.0
	Viral hemorrhagic disease	1.6

Notes：99.99% LethalDosage (Second)