The emergence of the H1N1 virus motivated UVGERMI to make advances in the germicidal properties of UV technology for applications in air treatment as early as 2009. We sought to support industrialists in meeting their operational needs and health security objectives by researching and developing solutions aimed at improving air quality in sensitive environments (industry) and confined spaces (aeroplanes).
With the COVID19 pandemic, the question of air quality has become a major global public health issue. The issue of contamination by coronaviruses now arises everywhere in schools, medical and hospital environments, places open to the public, professional environments in offices, means of transport (metro, trains, buses).
By capitalising on the needs of their customers, the UVGERMI Research and Innovation Centre is progressing every day to find new solutions for purifying the air in which we live.
The combined effect of photo-catalysis and UV disinfection purifies indoor air of infectious microorganisms. Photocatalysis is based on titanium dioxide and is an effective method for destroying volatile organic compounds (VOCs). By combining UV technology with photo-catalysis, the treatment’s performance is even more effective:
This technology helps:
Designed and manufactured in France by UVGERMI, these two air treatment units have been tested by specialised and accredited independent French laboratories. GERMI R75 has been recognised by ADEME (the French Agency for the environment and energy management) as being the most effective unit on the market (compared to 20 other machines using various techniques). They are offering an air purification system that treats volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and pathogens, including viruses. Thus, they are ensuring the protection of people, employees, customers, patients using these confined spaces and collective or air-conditioned common rooms.