Wands & Handhelds/ PurpleGlow
Product Description
The PurpleGlow is an easy-to-use UV-C wand for sanitization of surfaces and objects such as beds, pillows, keyboard, towels, toilets, toys, and much more.
It works by using UV-C light to kill or prevent bacteria from pursuing their functions and increasing in numbers. Their abilities become limited because the UV-C light targets their DNA directly – forcing the bacteria to lose its strength.
Powered by 12 high efficiency UV-C LEDs, PurpleGlow sanitizes surfaces and objects in 10 seconds, effectively disposing of 99.9% of the pathogens, molds, spores and residue vermin at the press of a button. Simply hold your PurpleGlow over surfaces or objects and move it from side to side to destroy the pathogens.
The PurpleGlow also comes with a child lock switch to prevent unwanted or unattended use of the wand.
UV-C light has been professionally used in the sterilization of medical appliances, food and water since the mid-20th century by effectively destroying viruses DNA & RNA. It is widely used in medical environment with its high disinfection rate.
UV-C wands offer 100% eco-friendly, clean, and safe solution to sanitize or sterilize surfaces or objects that may be contaminated by impurities, viruses and harmful bacteria.
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Key Features
- UVC Technology
- Super Lightweight
- Child Safety Lock
- Kills 99.9% of Bacteria
- USB Power Charge
- CE, FCC, ISO Certified
Specifications
| Product Name | PurpleGlow |
| Technology | UVC LED Light |
| Cleaning Application | (99.9%) Germs, Fungi, Bacteria, etc. |
| Certifications | CE, FCC, ISO 14001, ISO 9001 |
| Disinfection Time | Approx. 10s |
| LED Quantity | 12 |
| LED Wavelength | 260-280nm |
| Lifespan | 10000+ Hours |
| Power Input Method | USB Type C |
| Battery | Recharable 2000mAh Lithium-Ion Battery |
| Size | 21.9 x 3.4 x 4cm |
| Weight | 126g |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Popular Questions
- Does UV-C light technology have any side-effects?
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It's very important that you never look directly into the UV-C light and never direct the light to human skin or eyes. Prolonged exposure to UV-C light can be dangerous to your skin.
- How does UV-C technology work?
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UV-C has been proven to kill up to 99.9% of germs. Many hospitals use it to sanitize rooms, medical tools, sinks and more. UV-C light damages the DNA and RNA of germs eliminating their ability to reproduce and enhances killing efficiency and odour elimination.
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