UV-C Surface Disinfection Control System 20 PIR Sensors

• Confirms that the area is clear of human beings and/ or animals before allowing the UV-C lamps to turn on.
• Signals the activation of the disinfection cycle to people in the neighborhood of the target area.
• Provides an easy way of locally stopping the disinfection cycle.
• Runs the UV-C lamps for the prescribed dosage and signals if the system was unable to complete the disinfection cycle due to premature stopping.
• Monitors the UV-C lamp run-time so that the system can advise the site that the UV-C lamps are reaching the end of their economic life and require a re-lamp.
• The system self-checks that all network devices such as occupancy sensors and internal control components are connected and responding correctly. If any issue is detected the system will prevent the UV-C lamps from turning on.
• Ensures that an unforeseen system fault cannot unintentionally activate the system.sage.

This means

• Area entrances must be monitored.
• Multiple strategically mounted motion sensors need to be used for determining occupancy. A single motion sensor cannot be used for occupancy.
• The system can only be activated manually by a local authorised person. The authorized person will be required to review and comply with the instructions provided in the product documentation.
• Alarms (visible and audible are recommended) will be mounted to warn occupants that the system will be turning on and running the UV-C lamps.
• Emergency stop switches are mounted within the irradiated space to enable occupants to stop the cycle.
• The power circuit is physically interrupted when the system is not armed.