HOT ! Aerolamp DevKit

222nm far-UVC light inactivates viruses, bacteria, mold, and allergens in the air

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  User-friendly: No professional installation required. Simply mount your Aerolamp on a telescoping stand, tripod, or wall bracket.


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  Long-lasting: Aerolamp will last up to 5 years of daily use (8 hours a day, 5 days a week)


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  Built-in automatic dimming: Aerolamp uses millimeter wave radar to detect when people are close enough to the lamp to risk overexposure, and automatically dims to a safe level. (Note that this is an experimental feature and is not a replacement for appropriate use - always install your Aerolamp at least 8.5 ft (2.6 meters) up, tilted downward, and avoid staring directly into the light from a close distance)
  


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  Basic vs. Dimmable: The dimmable Aerolamp may be set to a dim level of 20%, 40% or 70%, reducing the UVC light output. Otherwise, they are currently the same.Both versions of the Aerolamp come with a millimeter wave radar to detect proximity and reduce output power to safe levels. Both work by turning off entirely when human presence is detected.If the radar safety feature is not enabled, the dimmable Aerolamp may be helpful for spaces with very low ceilings or for travel and taking to medical appointments.

The DevKit is an early-access development kit version of Aerolamp. It is just as safe and effective at inactivating pathogens, and is ideal for researchers and early adopters, but has not yet been through any certification processes.As the Aerolamp DevKit is a 3D-printed product, there may be slight imperfections in color and finish of the case. 

Technical Specifications

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  Total far-UVC output: 100 mW


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  Input power: 12.9 W (12V, 2.5A)


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  Bulb Lifetime (L70): 10,000+ hours
  


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  Emitter: Care222 Filtered Far-UVC B1 Module
  


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  Dimensions (w x h x d): 100 x 118 x 76 mm (3.94 x 4.65 x 2.99 in)
  


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  Weight: 450 g (1 lb)

Links

• Technical Data Sheet


• IES File


• Spectrum CSV


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  Simulate Aerolamp in your own space with Illuminate