Pulsed Xenon UV Disinfection* Technology
Technology designed to reduce harmful pathogens1
on surfaces and air in unoccupied spaces
Designed with Your Wellbeing in Mind
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Pulsed Xenon UV Disinfection Intense Air & Surface Technology
Rapid Pathogen1 Reduction
Inactivate pathogens by utilizing UVA, UVB, and UVC wavelengths
Modern Approach
A modern alternative to 254nm low pressure mercury lamps
Minimal Architectural Impact
The compact design of this module will not disrupt the design of a space
Pulsed Xenon Technology Overview
Pulsed Xenon UV disinfection technology is the modern approach to 254nm technology. The unobtrusive module can be installed in the ceiling for full room coverage or lower on the wall to treat hard to reach spaces. Pulsed Xenon technology utilizes a broad spectrum of UVA, UVB and UVC wavelengths delivered in intense pulses every six seconds that damage the pathogen1 beyond repair.
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Pulsed Xenon Suggested Applications
Pulsed Xenon UV disinfection technology is designed for unoccupied spaces needing to rapidly inactivate pathogens1 during the day or overnight. Ideal applications are operating rooms, hospital patient rooms, classrooms, or restrooms.
K-12 School Restroom
Surgical Suite
Higher Education Classroom
Conference Room
Health Club
Retail
How Pulsed Xenon Technology Works
Pulsed Xenon Lamp
A pulsed xenon lamp is a confined arc flashlamp which produces microsecond to millisecond duration pulses of high radiant intensities capable of operating at high repetition rates. Xenon is the gas used for excitation inside the glass enclosure of the lamp.
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Maintaining Safety Through Controls
PulseX is intended to be utilized in unoccupied spaces. The product includes an onboard occupancy sensor that turns the product of if motion is detected. An additional layer of control that verifies a space is unoccupied is required. A simple solution is available with nLight controls.
Pulsed Xenon Intense Air & Surface Disinfection Technology Product Offerings from Healthcare Lighting®
Pulse Xenon Frequently Asked Questions
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When is pulsed xenon used?
Pulsed Xenon UV disinfection technology is intended for unoccupied spaces and can be used in a variety of applications such as hospitals, acute care clinics, veterinarian hospitals, classrooms and public restrooms. Installation available in drop-in ceilings, recessed hard ceilings, or surface ceiling/wall mount.
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Does a pulsed xenon lamp emit 254nm?
The pulsed xenon lamp emits a variety of nanometers in the UV-A, UV-B and UV-C spectrum which does include 254nm.
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What is a pulsed xenon lamp?
The pulsed xenon lamp is a confined arc flashlamp which produce microsecond to miilisecond duration pulses of high radiant intensities capable of operating at high repetition rates. Xenon is the gas used for excitation inside the glass enclosure of the lamp.
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Learn More*All references to “disinfection” are referring generally to reduction of bioburden and are not intended to refer to any specific definition of the term as may be used for other purposes by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The disinfection technology as incorporated in Acuity Brands products is not intended for use in the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease and is not certified or approved for use as or for the disinfection of medical devices by the FDA. Bioburden reduction is a function of fixture run time, distance to the UV light source, air flow, room size, shadow areas and/or other factors, and the level of reduction will vary within a specific space.
¹ Refer to product specification sheets at acuitybrands.com/UV-Products for efficacy claims and claim substantiation regarding specific products and pathogens.
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