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CurAir – technical indoor-air hygiene.

A UV-C based device concept for controlled treatment of recirculated air in indoor spaces.

01UV-C technology
02Indoor-air planning
03Documented maintenance
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Overview

Air-treatment technology as part of a comprehensive hygiene concept.

CurAir systems are described as enclosed recirculation devices: room air is drawn in, exposed to a defined UV-C dose inside the unit and returned. Effectiveness depends on radiant power, exposure time, airflow, maintenance and professional sizing.

Technical hygiene is credible when design, operation and maintenance are transparently documented.

UV-C recirculation disinfection

Priorities

A UV-C based device concept for controlled treatment of recirculated air in indoor spaces.

01

Enclosed system

The UV-C source should remain shielded inside the device while treating passing air.

02

Chemical-free operation

Air treatment works without spraying chemical disinfectants into the room.

03

Plannable airflow

Room volume, occupancy and target air-change rate determine device sizing.

04

Maintenance and evidence

Lamp life, filters, cleaning and functional checks belong in the operating plan.

Process

Planning for the specific room

  1. 01Record room size, use and occupancy
  2. 02Plan airflow and device placement
  3. 03Install safely and train operators
  4. 04Document maintenance and functional testing
CurAir – technical indoor-air hygiene.
UV-C recirculation disinfectionAnalysis · Planning · Implementation · Verification

Transparency note

UV-C devices do not replace ventilation, cleaning or official hygiene measures. Product-specific efficacy values require suitable test reports and the intended operating condition.

UV-C recirculation disinfection

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Schools, offices, practices, venues and public facilities can submit room size and usage data.