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Increase energy savings by up to 15% with UVC Lighting Systems
2 January 2023

The demand for UVC Lighting Systems as an alternative to HVAC chemical coil cleaning systems continues to grow as facility managers learn about its benefits.
As well as increasing HVAC energy efficiency and removing mould, bacteria, and viruses, it is an environmentally safer alternative that also eliminates the HVAC system downtime that is required during manual, chemical cleaning.
For example, in some of Airgene’s commercial and government clients’ most vulnerable medical and public sites, before and after testing revealed significant reductions in mould levels (primarily Aspergillus/Penicillium like spores), from “active mould growth” to “no significant mould growth”. This type of mould is a known allergenic and produces mycotoxins.
“On a standard AHU, we have increased energy savings by between 10 and 15%, as well as eliminating some of the most harmful viruses and bacteria that causes illness,” explained Airgene’s General Manager Wissam Salama.
“The one off installation cost provides a return on investment of around 2.5 years, but that doesn’t take into account the removal of the danger of damaging coil fins during manual cleaning or the elimination of dangerous chemicals entering into the environment,” Wissam continued.
To find out about the many benefits of UVC lighting over chemical coil cleaning, contact @Wissam Salama or visit https://www.airgene.com.au/uvc-lighting/
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