UV Air Purifier and Steriliser

Are UV air purifiers effective?

Airborne infections spread when pathogens leave their hosts via coughs and sneezes or even just speaking. These pathogens are then transmitted to a new host either by direct ingestion of aerosols or through indirect contact after infected particles land on surfaces that are then touched by others. Therefore, targeting and sterilising the air within indoor spaces provides an additional line of defence against infection.

UV light has long been proven as a germicide and can purify the air and thereby reduce the transmission of airborne diseases in the environment. An effective UV air purifier works by drawing air into the unit and exposing it to high intensity, shortwave UV light, thereby killing bacteria and viruses. The clean, sterilised air is then re-circulated back into the room, greatly diminishing the risk.

Where medixair is used

Medixair UV air purifiers are installed in a wide range of settings and industries and are helping to reduce the risk of coronavirus and other airborne infections all over the world, from Asia to Eastern Europe. Manufactured in the UK, Medixair has fast become considered as one of the best UV air purifier and steriliser solutions available on the market, particularly within a post-covid world.

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