Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI)
The healthcare industry and front-line workers utilize UVC sensors and radiometers to aid in the process of disinfecting personal protective equipment (PPE) with Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI). These decontamination protocols require accurate determination of UVC dose reaching the PPE. UVC sensors are used to ensure exposure levels of materials during sterilization are both achieved and maintained. Solar Light Company, LLC provides dedicated solutions to support UVGI protocols. Our PMA UVC germicidal sensors enable you to determine the exact UVC dose reaching the PPE from outside the room. Full data logging capabilities and alarm set-points are available for up to 2-channels; Solarmeter® Model 8.0 and Model 8.0-RP are used to determine the exact UVC intensity reaching the PPE.
This meter is used to measure exact intensity. If you are looking to measure dose, please visit here. *Due to the high volume of orders we are receiving, this product’s fulfillment expectation is now 7-10 business days, as COVID-19 has impacted our turnaround time for this item.
This meter is used to measure exact intensity. If you are looking to measure dose, please visit here. *Due to the high volume of orders we are receiving, this product’s fulfillment expectation is now 7-10 business days, as COVID-19 has impacted our turnaround time for this item.
The PK2222-10-10 Single-Input Radiometer Kit includes a PMA2200 Handheld Radiometer and 1 UVC (Extended Range) Germicidal Sensor with 10 m Cable.
The PK2222-10-10 Single-Input Radiometer Kit includes a PMA2200 Handheld Radiometer and 1 UVC Germicidal Sensor with 10 m Cable.
The PK2122-2G-10 Dual-Input Radiometer Kit includes a PMA2100 Handheld, Data Logging Radiometer and 2 UVC (Extended Range) Germicidal Sensors with 10 m Cable.
