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Sanitisation solutions for the management of pathogens in public spaces

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We have created, and sell, a sanitising system that inactivates airborne and surface pathogens including Influenza, Norovirus and Covid whilst people are present.

The Frido ProTech 2 is certified safe for use in populated spaces, and the technology behind it has been proven in published peer reviewed studies.

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Light vs Virus

UVC light in the 222nm range deactivates enveloped RNA viruses including COVID, norovirus and influenza

This occurs both on surfaces and in aerosol form (i.e. in mid-air)

This has been demonstrated in multiple published peer reviewed studies

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Safety

Studies have shown that 222nm UV light is unable to penetrate the stratum corneum of skin cell nor the outer tear layer of the eye

As a result there are no harmful reactions to exposure to UVC at 222nm

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Normality

UVC light at 222nm can be used in an environment where people are present to deactivate aerosolised viral particles

This significantly reduces the risks to crowds of people interacting in smaller spaces

Enabling proper usage of public spaces such as restaurant. Offices, bars, stairwells and other communal areas

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Tel: +44 800 121 8105

1a St Mary Abbots Place
London W8 6LS, UK