Yes, Uvix Air is CE (Conformité Européenne) certified, ensuring that it meets all legal requirements for commercialization in the European Union, guaranting that this product: 1. Meets electrical safety regulations (preventing risks of electric shocks or short circuits).* 2. Does not emit harmful radiation to users, as UV-C light is fully contained within the device. 3. Follows environmental guidelines regulating material use and energy efficiency. Compliance with these standards reinforces our commitment to safety and quality, ensuring a healthier environment with total peace of mind. If you need more information about applicable certifications and regulations, please contact our support team.

The time required for complete air disinfection depends on several factors, including room size, ventilation, air circulation efficiency, and initial contamination levels. For optimal results, the device should operate in a closed environment to prevent external pollutants from re-entering. Here are the estimated disinfection times based on standard room sizes: - 3m x 3m x 3m (27m³) → **6 hours** - 4m x 4m x 3m (48m³) → 10 hours - 5m x 5m x 3m (75m³) → 15 hours Note: Actual times may vary based on air circulation, ventilation levels, and the number of people in the room. Running the device overnight or during low-traffic hours enhances efficiency by allowing uninterrupted purification.

For best results, it’s recommended to keep windows and doors closed during operation. The more time the air spends circulating through the UV-C chamber, the higher the chance of eliminating airborne pathogens. This is because during active hours, people moving in and out can bring in new contaminants, so running the operation overnight helps maintain a cleaner baseline.

UV-C technology has been widely used in hospitals, air purification systems, and laboratories to ensure a safer, cleaner environment. It is a safe practice, because the device has safety mechanisms ensuring that UV-C emission only occurs inside the enclosed compartment.