Fuie: An air cleaner utilizing cutting-edge photocatalytic technology.

Next-generation ultra-high sensitivity indoor light-responsive titanium dioxide photocatalyst air cleaner.

Photocatalysts are environmental purification materials that generate a powerful oxidative force on their surface when exposed to light, such as sunlight or fluorescent light, allowing them to remove harmful substances like organic compounds and bacteria that come into contact with them. The filters used in fuie are coated with a next-generation photocatalytic technology, ultra-high sensitivity indoor light-responsive titanium oxide, developed by Dr. Yokono, a researcher in indoor photocatalysts. This next-generation photocatalyst overcomes issues related to the cancellation of oxidation and reduction reactions, as well as the reduction of functionality in indoor light environments that do not include ultraviolet light. The antibacterial effect of the next-generation ultra-high sensitivity indoor light-responsive titanium oxide photocatalyst has been shown to reduce Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli by approximately 99.9%*1, and to decrease the infectivity of bacteriophage Qβ by approximately 99.9%*2, demonstrating top-class performance not only in antibacterial properties but also in antiviral capabilities among current photocatalysts. Additionally, a notable feature is that the effect persists each time light is applied. *1 Based on results after 24 hours under visible light exposure following inoculation (Table 1) *2 Based on results after 4 hours under visible light exposure following inoculation (Table 2) ○ This is the effect of the photocatalyst itself and does not prove the effectiveness of the product itself.

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