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LUV Systems, Inc. announces the release of COVID-19 inactivation results from testing conducted at Boston University Medical School, demonstrating the effectiveness of its halō Model 5R/M low-UVC air disinfection system. The study reported a 99.9% inactivation rate of the SARS-CoV-2 virus within seconds at relatively low UVC exposure levels (under 5 mJ/cm²), validating the system’s disinfection capability.
LUV Systems, Inc. announces the completion of final spectroscopy and airflow aerodynamic testing for its halō Model 5R/M low-UVC indoor air disinfection prototype. These evaluations, conducted by independent third-party firms, validated the system’s performance in delivering the required ultraviolet dose to effectively inactivate SARS-CoV-2 and other airborne pathogens.
LUV Systems, Inc. reports successful validation testing of its halō Model 5R low-UVC indoor air disinfection prototype, marking a key advancement in the development of its continuous air-cleaning technology for indoor occupied spaces.
LUV Systems, Inc., in collaboration with EnviroProcess Consultants (EP Consultants), announces the completion of a functional prototype of its halō Model 5R indoor air disinfection system. This prototype represents the first working implementation of the company’s low-wavelength ultraviolet (UVC) technology designed for use in occupied indoor spaces without direct human exposure.
LUV Systems, Inc. announces an OEM agreement with OSRAM Sylvania Inc. to supply low-wavelength ultraviolet (UVC) lamps and related electronics for LUV Systems’ disinfection product line. This partnership is intended to strengthen the company’s manufacturing capabilities and accelerate the commercialization of its air and surface disinfection technologies amid high global demand for UVC components.