
UVC Light Kills Viruses
Ultraviolet-C light has been used to kill viruses for over a hundred years
The Uvio Light and Direct UVC Disinfection – the Key to Your Multilayered Virus Mitigation Plan
To effectively get back to work in the office, companies must develop a Virus Prevention Plan that reduces the possibility of viral outbreaks in the office and protects the company in the event there is one, all while reassuring employees that their workplace is safe.
Because of the unreliability of manual cleaning and the demand for a safe workplace, organizations are supplementing their virus mitigation strategy with UVC Disinfection Lights to kill any virus or harmful microorganism that can be transmitted to other employees.
This multilayered approach ensures that whatever pathogen is not “killed” by one method (for example, surface cleaning) is inactivated by another (UVC).
All cleaning and disinfecting guidelines (CDC, FDA, EPA, etc.) provided to businesses explain that no one single tactic is 100% effective and that a multilayered approach is required to provide the safeguards to prevent the risk of infection spreading throughout the organization.
Some companies use UVC in the HVAC systems, which disinfects new air that circulates throughout the building. This is effective in cleaning new air entering the environment but does not prevent the transmission of person-to-person microorganisms.
Some organizations use overhead UVC lights or various portable lights that can be centrally placed to disinfect surfaces, however, UVC light is only effective in killing pathogens when it is directly exposed to the surface. Any shadows created on a surface will not be disinfected.
Zgo Technologies strongly advocates for manual cleaning along with direct disinfection of all shared desks and common areas using UVC light, which beams directly to shared areas, minimizing shadows and focuses on harmful pathogens that have been left on surfaces by potentially infected employees.
The Swiss Cheese Model, shown above, widely used by safety analysts in many industries, is now being applied to virus mitigation. The Swiss Cheese Respiratory Pandemic Defense recognizes that no single intervention is perfect at preventing the spread of viruses in the office. Each intervention (layer) has holes but combined, can significantly reduce the overall risk.
This will prevent the spread of viruses to employees and their families, provide the safest work environment possible, allay employees fears and protect the company from any perceived negligence in terms of the liability that can be caused from deadly viruses.
Ultraviolet-C light has been used to kill viruses for over a hundred years
Guidelines from the CDC, FDA and EPA require a multilayer approach to reduce transmission
An encrypted Wi-Fi app, set up one time, activates all Uvio lights in the organization
Heat and proximity sensors with auto shut-down to prevent any direct UVC contact
disruption from viral outbreaks and potential liability can be very costly
Research shows that cleaning crews can miss up to half the surface area
Evidence proves that shared surfaces cause harmful pathogen transmission
Employees need the peace of mind to know that their workplace is safe
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