Proximity
UVC-SM
HOW IT WORKS
REV G /2021
P4
Area
Because UV-C is invisible this diagram serves as a guide for placement of items for disinfection.
UV-C production is e
ff
ective in both sustained and cumulative applications upon microorganisms.
Disinfection or reduction requires the light to be in contact with the surface for at least 5 minutes
initially, and then provides continual reduction if allowed to remain on the regular disinfection
cycles, except when motion is detected.
UV-C does travel outside of the diagram but with reduced e
ffi
cacy.
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o
15
o
Rotational Adjustment for Tilt
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Max.
12.00”
28.00”
10.00”
24.00”
13.00”
20.00”
20.00”
7.00”
Disinfection
When positioned and plugged into power, your UV-Clean device will begin working.
It has
pre-set operation times.
Cleaning cycles operate autonomously throughout the life of the product.
Motion-sensor technology pauses cleaning cycles and relays the need to run a cleaning
cycle when people come and go.
Clean Time
: The period of time the device is
producing UV-C. Factory set to 5 minutes.
No Motion Time
: The length of time the device will
allow to pass before producing UV-C after the
motion sensor has communicated an absence of
movement. Factory set to 4 minutes.
Wait Time
: Downtime scheduled between cleaning
cycles that are unrelated to motion sensor activity.
Factory set to 60 minutes.
Operation Timing
7.0
4.0
10.0
12.0
12.50
22.00
24.00
24” monitor
Surface Area
Perpendicular
to Screen
Parallel
to Screen
Independent product testing was preformed by NSF international Labs, 2019
A full report can be downloaded at:
https://proximitysystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/NSF-Results.pdf
