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Home » Three Ways to Use Ultraviolet Lamps Against Covid-19
The economic and social disruption due to COVID-19, the disease caused by a coronavirus called SARS-CoV-2, has devastated countless people around the world. This ongoing global pandemic has not only changed the way we operate on a daily basis, but it has changed our views of many different aspects of life. One can only hope that these changes in perceptions have led people to a clearer understanding of what is most important and valuable in their lives. However, no matter where this road has taken someone, there is one common, overriding concern - how do we fight this problem?
There are many options available to help prevent the spread of the virus. Some of these options are: filtration systems, disinfectants, electrostatic sprayers, hand sanitizers, etc. One option that has become extremely popular is the use of ultraviolet-C (UVC) lamps – wavelengths ranging from 100 – 280 nm. The demand for UVC lamps has skyrocketed as people have become more educated on what they do and how they apply to the COVID-19 outbreak. Why is this?