Effective against norovirus and salmonella! Antimicrobial resistance testing of CCFL antimicrobial light.
This document presents the results of the antibacterial resistance tests for the "CCFL Antibacterial Light." In the "Inactivation Effect Test against Norovirus," the effectiveness of the product's efficacy, which includes "nano ions (Ag+)" and the "photocatalytic effect" of titanium oxide, was confirmed to be effective against norovirus, a concern in food hygiene. Additionally, various other test results are included. It was found that there is antibacterial activity against Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus, and that it is also effective against Salmonella and Legionella. [Contents Included] ■ Report on the "Inactivation Effect Test against Norovirus" ■ SGS Test Report Results of the "Antibacterial Test by Biojet Co., Ltd." ■ Report on the "Bactericidal Effect Test against Salmonella" ■ Report on the "Bactericidal Effect Test against Legionella" ■ Other Effects *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We handle "CCFL antibacterial lights," which are being continuously adopted by healthcare professionals, nursing facilities, and food service centers that are seriously committed to infection prevention and odor control. Just by turning them on, they effectively disinfect, deodorize, sterilize, remove odors, prevent dirt, and inhibit mold in indoor spaces.