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Health and Sanitization through UV Lighting

Author: Eric Nelson
Tuesday, June 30, 2020
Gamma Scientific

With increased awareness and necessity for rapid disinfection methods due to the current coronavirus pandemic, ultraviolet disinfection has become a viable method to achieve it. Determining the amount of UV energy the light source emits onto the surface to be disinfected is required to understand how long and at what power levels the source needs to be. This is where UV optical power and energy meters play an important role in achieving proper disinfection while remaining safe for people.

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