Quartz Germicidal lamps ― Page 2

The use of lamps in the presence of people depends on the type of lamp and device:

• Open irradiators are not recommended for use around people.
• Recirculators and shielded irradiators with louvered covers can be used around people, as they prevent UV radiation from escaping.

Regular cleaning of the lamp from dust and dirt with a soft dry cloth will help maintain its efficiency. It is important to follow the usage and safety instructions.

Yes, bactericidal lamps can be used to disinfect surfaces and objects. It is important to ensure direct UV exposure for maximum effectiveness.

The products can be purchased on the official company website or from authorized dealers.

Yes, quartz house lamps are suitable for regular disinfection of air and surfaces. Quartz germicidal lamps kill microorganisms through the UV lamp. UV lamps are especially effective in small rooms.

UV lamps are switched on in an empty room, avoiding contact with skin and eyes. UV lamps must be operated strictly according to the instructions. Quartz lamps for the home are placed at a height, directing the radiation to the treatment area. Quartz germicidal lamps are turned off before people enter.

Quartz UV germicidal lamps kill up to 99% of bacteria and viruses on exposed surfaces. Quartz lamps are effective with direct exposure. Ultraviolet lamps are a proven method of disinfecting air and indoor environments, including the home.

There are open, closed and recirculating quartz lamps. For the home, models with a protective casing are better suited. UV lamps are available with and without ozone. When choosing quartz germicidal lamps, take into account the area of the room and the mode of operation.

UV lamps are dangerous when directly exposed. UV lamps can cause burns and eye irritation. Quartz lamps for the home should be used when people are not present. Safe models are quartz germicidal lamps that are closed or have a shut-off timer.