Advantages of Ultraviolet LED Lighting: Compared to Conventional Ultraviolet Lighting
●UV Wavelength Variations
▲There are different variations of UV lighting based on electromagnetic radiation in wavelengths measured in nanometers (see Table 1). UV occurs naturally from the sun and is known to make black-lights glow, create a golden summer tan and of course, sunburns. Radiations with wavelengths from 180 to 280 nm are referred to as UV-C and this is the range needed to be used effectively in decontamination, disinfection and sterilization.
●Benefits of UV-C LED Lighting
▲While there are many benefits to using UV-C lighting, the user will see the most benefits by using UV-C LED lighting. Mercury based UV lighting tends to require lots of maintenance and can cause environmental damage with mercury pollution. It also takes much longer to preheat the light source and produces a dispersed light since it uses a big ionized gas chamber. With UV LED lighting, the user is provided a much more energy efficient and environmentally friendly solution. With reduced maintenance, small compact sizing and requires no preheating, it is a more cost-effective and convenient option. Studies are showing the use of high-intensity UV LED lighting can provide faster, complete and irreversible inactivation in some cases where a traditional mercury lamp could not due to a lower power output at targeted wavelengths
●Summary
▲So while UV-C radiation has been used extensively for more than 40 years, UV-C LED lighting is a more sustainable solution than the traditional method to provide evenly dispersed heat, instantaneous preheating, a concentrated light source and a durable housing. With such a flexible, user friendly implementation, they can be integrated into various systems and improve the efficiency of the disinfection process
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