UV Light Inactivates Bacteria and Viruses

UV LED technology brings new opportunity to research labs

Phoseon’s innovative UV LED technology provides a new method for inactivating bacteria and viruses, bringing new opportunity to research labs. Both microorganisms and biological material inactivate with the right dose of UV light.

Phoseon’s KeyPro™ KP100 high-irradiance ultraviolet LED instrument inactivates viruses, decontaminates microplates, and disinfects labware surfaces from bacteria and viruses. Preliminary data indicate that high-intensity ultraviolet light can be tuned to partially or completely inactivate viruses without damaging recognition features. Retaining recognition features is challenging with existing methods of virus inactivation.
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Rapid Inactivation of

Microorganisms

Phoseon’s patented Semiconductor Light Matrix (SLM)™ technology enables the KeyPro system to increase lab productivity. Complete inactivation of laboratory contaminants by the KeyPro system occurs in just minutes and at fraction of the cost of traditional methods.
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