UV TOWERS

ULTRAV TOWERS

Our UltraV Tower range is designed to offer alternatives which can achieve a high level of disinfection in a wide range of locations – both large and small

Proven infection reduction strategy using UV light technology manufactured in the UK.


UV solutions for improving cleanliness and reducing infections. Our UV equipment includes UV disinfection towers kill bacteria and viruses, without the need for chemicals.


The UltraV Tower is especially effective in larger areas, including Hospital Wards, Doctors Surgeries, Transport Hubs, Business Premises and Retail Units.

ULTRAV TOWER

The UltraV Tower is especially effective in larger areas, including Hospital Wards, Doctors Surgeries, Transport Hubs, Business Premises and Retail Units.


  • Simply wheel in to a room following cleaning, select desired UV dose and leave until cycle is complete


  • Durable and waterproof


  • Constructed in stainless steel


  • UV tubes wrapped in UV transmitting plastic to contain glass in the event of breakage


  • Operated and controlled remotely from a tablet by WiFi



  • Guaranteed service levels, training and support

ULTRAV 'MIDI'

The UltraV Midi Tower is designed to be an all round system for use in multiple locations whether in healthcare of commercial environments.


  • 360 degree disinfection
  • Disinfect 25 sq. meters in 10 minutes
  • Coated bulbs for operational safety
  • 8 x 75 watt bulbs
  • Heavy duty, locking wheels
  • 3 modules for ease of transportation
  • Lightweight for ease of use
  • Remote operation
  • Movement sensor for safety purposes
  • Key fob for turning on and off
  • PIR sensor - automatically cuts when someone enters the room
  • 2 year warranty
  • Indicator lights for usage status
  • Size complete 171cm x 40cm x 40cm

  • “The UK’s Health & Safety Executive Guidance Relating to Ventilation and Air Conditioning During The Coronavirus Pandemic”

    Health & SAFETY EXECUTIVE GUIDANCE

    VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING.


    The UK’s Health & Safety Executive have issued guidance relating to ventilation and air conditioning during the Coronavirus pandemic. 


    The following is an extract from a paper released by the HSE, reviewed on 30/11/2021:

    ‘Employers must make sure that there is an adequate supply of fresh air (ventilation) in enclosed areas of workplaces. Employers can use air cleaning units to supplement natural ventilation (fresh air) and the suitable types to use have high efficiency filters or are ultraviolet based devices. Any unit should be appropriate for the size of area it is used in.‘


    The UK Governments Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) has published a paper on the potential application of air cleaning devices to manage the transmission of Covid 19, SAGE_EMG 04/11/2020: 

    The following is an extract from that paper:

    ‘Air cleaning devices where the primary principle of operation is based on fibrous filtration or germicidal UV (UVC) are likely to be beneficial if deployed correctly. These devices are recommended for settings where the ventilation is poor and it is not possible to improve it by other means.' 

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