Cartoni UV-C BOXER, Руководство пользователя / Техническое обслуживание

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ntroduCtIon
Thank you for choosing a CARTONI UV-C LED BOXER disinfection device.
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In order to operate your UV-C LED BOXER properly & safely it is essential to read this
manual very carefully and follow the instructions. All back-up material, and this manual
in particular, should be stored in a safe place for future reference.
The global pandemic has impacted the world in ways never before imagined. In addition to the need to
avoid infected persons, global health experts have warned that the virus that causes COVID-19 can live on
plastic and metal surfaces for up to 3 days. In response
CARTONI introduces the UV-C LED BOXER , a new
device specially designed to harness the power of germicidal UV-C to safely sanitize Film & Broadcast
equipment – including Cameras, batteries, lens, Steadicam, microphones & accessories, just to mention
a few from microorganisms, including COVID-19.
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CArtonI uV-C Led BoXer
Studies have shown that environmental transmission of germs and viruses can be unwanted source of
illness. The new
CARTONI UV-C LED BOXER leverages the power of germicidal UV to safely sanitize
the surface of Film, Video and Audio equipment without emitting moisture, gas or powders. Equipped
with 42 medical-grade UV-C 275 nm LED, the BOXER is designed to neutralize any micro-organism,
germ, including COVID-19 or mould, which may unknowingly contaminate Film & Broadcast sets.
These features make the BOXER’s UV-C irradiation ideal as a sanitization process for delicate profes-
sional Film & Broadcast equipment as it does not affect - if used properly - electronic circuits & boards,
Camera chips, memory cards, Camera & lenses body, monitors, microphones, etc.
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hAt Is
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UV-C, or germicidal UV, is a wavelength of UV light, typically between 200 to 280 nanometers, that can
inactivate pathogens like bacteria and viruses. UV-C light, in the right strength and dose, modifies the
DNA structure of an infectious cell so it cannot reproduce and therefore cannot colonize and spread.
UV radiant energy was first used for disinfecting surfaces in 1877 and has been used extensively, for
over 40 years, in disinfecting drinking water, wastewater, air, pharmaceutical products, and surfaces
against a whole suite of human pathogens. UV-C has been used in hospitals and healthcare facilities for
decades and is proven to be effective in both the reduction of hygiene failures and in control environ-
mental contamination by high-concern microorganisms, such as COVID-19. Similar to UV-A and UV-B
rays from the sun, exposure to UV-C can damage eyes and skin if overly exposed, so it is essential to
follow the strict safety guidelines when UV-C devices are in use.
WARNING! WARNING!