Jim Mischel | Source | CEO at Safeology
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"The CDC recommends several mitigation strategies already built into Safeology products. Among the most important: use UVC to inactivate SARS-CoV-2, maximize air filtration, reduce and dilute potential contaminants, and increase the delivery of clean air. Our UVC Upper Room Fixtures and UVC Mobile Air Purifiers are designed to do exactly this."
19 March 2021
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18 March 2021article
Safeology UVC Disinfecting Tower Helps Make Hotels Safe for GuestsThe Safeology Towerleverages the science of UV light to inactivate a wide array of pathogens, including the coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2). -
19 March 2021article
CDC's Ultraviolet Light Disinfectant Guidelines Can Help Schools ReopenOne of the nation’s top priorities is to be able to safely reopen schools for in-person learning. The CDC has recently recommended ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) as a means for disinfecting shared spaces, especially those where ventilation is limited. UVC (ultraviolet-C) light has been proven to help deactivate SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. -
19 March 2021article
Everett company creates tools it says can help schools, business reopenAn Everett company says it’s working to make indoor environments safer during the coronavirus pandemic. The products being manufactured at Safeology's plant include powerful UVC light bulbs much like those hospitals use to keep operating rooms and other areas free of bacteria. "It's been out for a long time. We’ve known that ultraviolet and UVC light inactivates tuberculosis," said Joe Anderson, PhD, with Safeology’s Scientific Advisory Board. But what about COVID-19?
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