Disinfect objects, surfaces, or entire rooms—these lamps kill viruses, bacteria, and other microbes with ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI). They’re commonly used in areas that could be damaged by liquid cleaners or chemical disinfectants. Always wear eye and skin protection when operating. Since these lamps don’t produce ozone, it’s safe to enter the disinfected area as soon as they’re turned off.

Ceiling- and wall-mount lamps have mounting holes for installation. Use them to disinfect small objects such as face masks, respirators, and lab tools, and small surfaces such as countertops. For best results, replace the bulbs after 1,000 hours of use. With an optional stand, place lamps with 15W bulbs on a work surface to quickly disinfect multiple objects at close range. The stand has an adjustable height, which lets you increase or decrease the intensity of exposure for different applications.

Freestanding lamps emit light in all directions for 360° disinfection. They’re often used in large spaces such as industrial sites and commercial facilities. Set the timer for how long you want them to run, and then leave the room—they’ll wait 90 seconds before turning on. A digital display tells you how much time remains. These lamps have motion sensors to automatically turn off if someone enters the room during disinfection. Once they haven’t detected motion for 30 seconds, they’ll turn on again. For best results, replace the bulbs after 8,000 hours of use.

Lamps with a 55W bulb emit enough UV light to disinfect 225 sq. ft. They have nonskid feet for stability.

Lamps with eight 20W bulbs emit enough UV light to disinfect 1,000 sq. ft. Locking casters let you move them from room to room without having to lift them.

Lamps that cannot be sold to Canada are restricted due to import regulations.

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