Why UV-C?
Ultraviolet light has been used in healthcare for decades to clean the air we breathe, the surfaces we touch and the water we drink.
UV-C light breaks down the DNA of viruses and bacteria. Coronavirus requires only small doses of UV-C to prevent it reproducing.
The pandemic has demonstrated how effective Ultraviolet is in stopping the spread of Covid-19. UV-C protects facilities, ensuring a safer return for employees, students and customers to the places we love.
Benefits of UV-C Technology
Versatile
Used in healthcare facilities, schools, airports and hotels
Trusted
UV-C technology has been relied upon for over 40 years
Fast
UV-C protects surfaces and objects in a matter of minutes
Effective
All bacteria and viruses respond to UV-C light
Protecting the three vectors of transmission
Infections are spread through three routes – the air we breathe, the surfaces we touch, and the water we drink.
threeUV offers the largest portfolio of UV-C air, surface and water infection prevention solutions in North America. We protect your facilities and allow you to safely get people back through your doors. We aim to understand the organization you run and the properties you manage; then build solutions that draw on some of the very best UV-C technology around.
UV-C is not just an effective solution for the pandemic. Our technology fights hundreds of viruses and bacteria that cause the common cold, hay fever, influenza, and other everyday ailments.
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Safety for our officers was paramount. Pathogens get into the air and get on desks and that's where our staff get contaminated. I'm glad to see that the department is making our stations safer for our officers."
Robert Harris
Protective League Director
LAPD
They’re mobile and the nice thing is you don’t need an operator to use it while it’s in the room doing its job. You can set it up, lock the room so nobody can enter and operate these remotely from a smartphone or tablet."
Greg McCloskey
Public Works Director
Westmoreland County, PA
Your UV-C light technology has impressed my staff. The use of this type of technology will contribute to reducing the bio-burden introduced into the room by normal entry and exit traffic."
Alexander Melchert
Director of Pharmacy
New York Presbyterian