Circulating wind ultraviolet air disinfection machine

YF/ZX-B100Circulating wind ultraviolet air disinfection machineWe have a disinfection effect testing report issued by Sichuan West China Medical University (Testing Center), and the product has obtained the hygiene license and ISO9001 quality management system certification for disinfection equipment in the People's Republic of China.

Note: Full LCD display screen, easy to operate, convenient to use. Working modes: manual, automatic, timed dynamic air disinfection machine, can work in a manned state. The lamp tube is sealed inside the casing and will not directly irradiate the human body, with no side effects.

Main configuration features

1. Human machine coexistence, dynamic continuous disinfection

2. Long lifespan, high-intensity ultraviolet sterilization (≥ 8000h)

3. Dual filtration of primary and medium efficiency filters

4. Electrostatic removal of smoke and bacteria

5. Photocatalyst (Tio2) and activated carbon for antibacterial and odor removal

6. Negative ions freshen and purify the air

7. Wind speed (high, medium, low) adjustable, multi-directional circulation of wind direction

8. Blue screen Chinese LCD display with preset disinfection time and automatic on/off function

9. UV radiation, motor, automatic monitoring of negative ions, fault alarm, and lifespan timer

10. Automatic prompt function for filter cleaning

11. Far infrared remote control operation

YF/ZX-B100Circulating wind ultraviolet air disinfection machineIn the disinfection process of ultraviolet disinfection machines, the dosage of ultraviolet radiation is a direct factor affecting the disinfection effect. It is equal to the product of ultraviolet intensity and contact time. At the same UV intensity, the exposure time determines the UV dose. In large sewage treatment plants, due to the large water volume and uncertain contact time, the disinfection efficiency of ultraviolet disinfection machines in small sewage treatment plants is inferior to that of ultraviolet disinfection machines. In theory, the higher the dose of ultraviolet radiation, the better the disinfection effect. However, there are limitations to ultraviolet disinfection, beyond which other microorganisms cannot be economically and reasonably killed.