The tunnel type UV sterilization furnace has the advantages of high irradiation intensity stability, high transmittance quartz glass tube, light transmittance greater than 87%, moderate unit price compared to similar products, and a sterilization life of 8000 hours. Its irradiation intensity remains stable at 253.7UM, which is more stable than similar domestic products. There is a sound and light alarm reminder when the lamp tube is broken. High brightness mirror sterilization reaction chamber design. Compared with similar domestic products, the sterilization intensity has increased by 18% -27%, and the sterilization rate can reach 99.99%. This machine is particularly suitable for rapid surface disinfection, deodorization, and fresh air of tableware, personal and public goods, toys, and other items.
The instructions for using the tunnel type UV sterilization furnace are as follows:
1. When replacing the lamp tube, first unplug the lamp tube power socket, remove the lamp tube, carefully insert the cleaned new lamp tube into the sterilizer, install the sealing ring, check for water leakage, and then plug in the power supply. Be careful not to touch the quartz glass of the new lamp tube with your fingers, otherwise it may affect the sterilization effect due to stains.
2. Regular cleaning of UV sterilizer: Depending on the water quality, the UV lamp tube and quartz glass sleeve need to be cleaned regularly. Use alcohol cotton balls or gauze to wipe the lamp tube, remove dirt from the quartz glass sleeve, and wipe it clean to avoid affecting the UV transmittance and sterilization effect.
3. It is strictly prohibited to frequently start the ultraviolet sterilizer, especially in a short period of time, to ensure the lifespan of the ultraviolet lamp tube.
4. Preventing UV radiation: UV radiation has a strong killing effect on bacteria and can also cause certain harm to the human body. When starting the disinfection lamp, direct exposure to the human body should be avoided. If necessary, protective glasses can be used. Do not directly face the light source with your eyes to avoid burning the eye mask.
