i222™ UV-C Vehicle Cleaning System

Product Overview:

Protect your patients, passengers, and staff from harmful pathogens that can cause MRSA, Monkeypox, Salmonella, and Influenza with the i222 UV-C Vehicle Cleaning System. This system is non-invasive and doesn't require the use of harsh chemicals or cleaning agents. And unlike traditional 254nm UV systems that can cause skin cancer and damage your eyes, the i222 utilizes all-natural 222nm UV-C light to destroy hazardous antigens and bacteria from surfaces and the air, elevating your well-being without irritating your senses. In fact, the i222 UV-C Vehicle Cleaning System reduces all bacteria and viruses. There's no bacteria, mold, fungus, or virus that's resistant to UV light because of the way it breaks down the pathogens' RNA and DNA. The i222 also reduces over 90% of SARS-CoV-2 from the upper 3 feet of room air in just 26 seconds.

How safe is the i222 UV-C Vehicle Cleaning System?
The UV light emitted from this system is as safe as sunshine. No, really! In fact, 8 hours of exposure to 222nm UV light over the course of 3 years is equivalent to spending 10 minutes in the sun. With the system's Ushio Care222 filter, only 222nm UV light is emitted to keep you and your passengers as safe and healthy as possible. Additionally, this system is safe to use in crowded, shared spaces, even when they're occupied.

No matter the size of your transport vehicle, the i222 UV-C Vehicle Cleaning System can easily and effectively keep up. It's simple to install, takes up minimal space, and is so modern in its design that it blends into the background while still maintaining a sleek appearance. Whether you're looking to bulk up the healthfulness of a passenger van, tour bus, train, or subway, this UV-C system can keep up and keep you well.

What does Beam Angle mean?
To put it simply, threeUV's Beam Angle refers to the range of scope that the i222 UV-C Vehicle Cleaning System possesses. The larger the Beam Angle, the greater the system's ability to clean becomes. If you want to clean a larger surface area, you want a larger Beam Angle! If you're working with a smaller space, then a smaller Beam Angle is best for your needs. Take a look at threeUV's Beam Angle report to see the visual difference in range: