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3. UV-C Solutions Air/Surface/Object Disinfection
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Our world has fundamentally changed……or has it?
Bacteria and viruses are
omnipresent; in the air, on food,
plants and animals, in soil and water
and on just about every other surface
Most bacteria and viruses won't
harm us, however some germs are
difficult enemies as they mutate to
breach our immune system's
defenses
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Some everyday contacts are made in

the workplace, while on average
encounters 16% (range 9-33%)
with germs of influenza transmission occurs in
the workplace1

‘Because some cold Within 2 to 4 hours,

and flu viruses can survive 40 to 60 percent of
on surfaces for up to sampled surfaces in the buildings
72 hours, an Indoor space were contaminated with the virus.
‘The first area contaminated was
can become an incubator.’ 1
the coffee break room.’1

7 Offices 1The University of Arizona, Dr. Charles Gerba released the results of studies in 2002 and 2014.
Channels of transmission

The virus spreads mainly from

person-to-person transmission in 3
basic modes:
• Direct air-borne transmission
between people
• Indirect surface-borne
transmission via contaminated
surfaces
• Indirect air-borne transmission
through air flows

This is where we can offer enhanced

disinfection solutions
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The primary SARS COV-2

infection route is airborne

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Ways the Corona virus is spread

2020 initial view
Initially, SARS-CoV-2 was seen as
Airborne transmission routes a disease spread by respiratory
• Large Respiratory Droplets from people coughing and droplets and contact with
sneezing, dropping to surfaces and the ground
contaminated surfaces
• Aerosols – tiny micro droplets suspended in the air
• SARS-CoV-2 believed to be spread by large droplets:
• 1.5m social distancing rule
• Cough, sneeze in to elbow

Direct contact via Surfaces (fomites)

• Contaminated surfaces, including hands, were seen as
a big source of infection:
• Don’t shake hands
• Wash your hands frequently

Copyright: University of Colorado Boulder

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Ways the Corona virus is spread

2021 view Wide acceptance that pandemic
is caused by airborne
transmission and aerosols play a
Airborne transmission routes
large role
• Large Respiratory Droplets from people coughing and
sneezing, dropping to surfaces and the ground
• Aerosols – tiny micro droplets of liquid or gas
suspended in the air, which can linger and penetrate
deep into the lungs, if breathed in
• Aerosols remain suspended in the air, or travel farther
than > 3-4 meter and are viewed as greatest danger

Direct contact via Surfaces (fomites)

• Studies suggest SARS-CoV-2 infection risk via surface
transmission route is low, and generally < 1 in
10,000 chance of causing an infection
• No longer seen as the greatest danger
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Mounting evidence that airborne is primary SARS-CoV-2 infection route

CDC:

Science Brief: SARS-CoV-2 and Surface (Fomite) Transmission for

Indoor Community Environments
Updated Apr. 5, 2021

Findings of these studies suggest that the risk of SARS-CoV-2

Infection via the fomite transmission route is low, and generally
less than 1 in 10,000, which means that each contact with a
9 contaminated surface has less than a 1 in 10,000 chance
of causing an infection.
Tackling airborne virus transmission (nst.com.my)
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4
 We spoke to facility managers on
challenges with current disinfection
methods…

and found..
1
5
..current available methods of disinfection have their own drawback

Method may not be certified/proven against COVID 19

Can’t disinfect/potentially harmful for electronics
Can’t disinfect assets and air
Can harm planters/green walls
Local vendor – Not trustworthy
Can’t measure if the required dosage is given
Can damage documents
Process is chemical heavy
Odour & fumes
Operators not trained
Can’t disinfect vertical surfaces
Stickiness

9 *Based on the survey done (over phone & email) by Signify with facility managers availing disinfection services. The length of bar
represents # of customers and colour intensity shows severity for the particular factor
 ...
How can we create a safer
… office / industrial
environment?

... ...
ensure effective disinfection reduce direct
while more microorganisms and indirect cost
become resistant to related to harmful
chemical treatment? microorganisms?

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 That’s why air and surface
disinfection are important
in protecting the health of
your employees, workers and
visitors

UV-C light
has the power
to disinfect
Why use UV-C as a disinfectant?

Trusted Effective Fast Versatile

UV-C disinfection is a All bacteria and viruses UV-C can disinfect UV-C can be used in
proven technology for tested to date respond to surfaces and objects in numerous applications
over 40 years UV-C disinfection1 minutes
 LATEST NEWS

Signify and Boston University have

validated the effectiveness of our light
sources on inactivating the virus that
causes COVID-19

The team applied a dose of 5mJ/cm2, resulting in a reduction

of the SARS-CoV-2 virus of 99% in 6 seconds. Based on the
data, it was determined that a dose of 22mJ/cm2 will result in
a reduction of 99.9999% in 25 seconds.2
1. What you should know about UV-C
The basics explained
What is UV light?
Ultraviolet (UV) light is invisible to human eyes.
It can be subdivided into three categories:

UV-A (from 315 to 400 nm)

• For use with curing, sun tanning and insect
traps.

UV-B (from 280 to 315 nm)

• For medical use (i.e. phototherapy to treat
skin conditions, including psoriasis).

UV-C (from 200 to 280 nm)

• For disinfection purposes and
germicidal application.
How does it work?
• UV-C radiation can break the DNA and RNA of
bacteria, viruses and spores, meaning that they
leave them harmless. There are no known
micro-organisms resistant to UVC.1
• UV-C technology has been used safely and
effectively in hospitals and governmental
buildings for more than 40 years2
• Most UV-C solutions utilize conventional
lighting, with LED now improving in efficiency
• The peak output of our germicidal lamps
(253.7nm) is close to the maximum
effectiveness of UV-C (265nm)

1) Fluence (UV Dose) Required to Achieve Incremental Log Inactivation of Bacteria, Protozoa, Viruses
and Algae Revised, updated and expanded by Adel Haji Malayeri, Madjid Mohseni, Bill Cairns and
James R. Bolton. With earlier contributions by Gabriel Chevrefils (2006) and Eric Caron (2006) With
peer review by Benoit Barbeau, Harold Wright (1999) and Karl G. Linden
2) EPA Report, “Building Retrofits for Increased Protection Against Airborne Chemical and Biological
Releases” Pg. 56
Effectiveness of disinfection with UV-C determined by two main factors: dosage and environment

Dosage = Irradiance x time* (J/m²)

Each pathogen has its own characteristic.
Some pathogens need higher dosage to be inactivated than others

SARS-Cov-2* needs dose

> 290 J/m² to inactivate with 99.999% (5-log reduction)
> 220 J/m² to inactivate with 99.99% (4-log reduction)

Other pathogens need higher or lower dose (see table)

SARS-Cov-2 needs relatively low dose to be inactivated
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SARS-CoV-2, responsible for COVID-19, is not the only harmful microorganism

Most common microorganisms in the Indoor Spaces :

Norovirus (stomach flu):

• Causing gastroenteritis – inflammation of the intestines.
• Norovirus is highly contagious and is spread through contact with
contaminated water, food and surfaces.

Staphylococcus aureus:
• Bacteria usually found on the skin and in the respiratory tract.
• Can easily spread onto surfaces which come into contact with skin, (e.g.
desks, door handles, keyboards).
• Can cause a range of illnesses, from minor skin infections to life-threatening
diseases such as pneumonia, meningitis and osteomyelitis.

Influenza
• Influenza is highly contagious and is spread through airborne droplets
caused by the sneezing / coughing of an infected person, or by encountering
contaminated surfaces containing these droplets.
https://blog.initial.co.za/7-most-common-office-germs-and-how-you-catch-them
Applications: Looking at just surface and air, there are numerous real-world
segments where UV-C lighting is a viable disinfection solution
Retail Work surfaces Restrooms Food Transportation

Labs Offices Hospitality Entertainment Custom chambers

 Applications,
recommendations, solutions

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Office/ Industry /
Indoor places Working areas Circulation areas

Supporting spaces Parcel services

Furniture & Machines
UV-C offerings
Air Disinfection
Surface Disinfection
Object Disinfection
 UV-C Solutions
Air Disinfection

Air Disinfection

UVC upper air ceiling mount UVC portable air disinfection UVGI for AHU unit

UVC upper air wall mount

UV-C Solutions
Surface Disinfection

Surface disinfection

UVC batten UVC Luminaire with MW Sensor UVC trolley

 UV-C Solutions
Object Disinfection

Object disinfection

UVC mini guest room chamber UVC chamber UVC chamber

 Air disinfection
Solutions
Viruses, bacteria and fungi
can also be airborne,
spreading through breathing,
talking, coughing, sneezing,
raising of dust or any activities
which generate aerosol
particles or droplets.
Heating, cooling and air
circulation in your spaces can
further distribute airborne
viruses and bacteria, but also
provide an ideal location to
locate disinfection.
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Supporting spaces
Meeting rooms, coffee corners, copy-rooms, Quality check points etc. are high contact areas,
because the interactivity causes higher levels of exhalation.
UV-C can be applied to conduct full disinfection of these areas outside meeting hours, such as
overnight, to supplement existing cleaning processes. In addition, upper air disinfection in high
ceiling as well as low ceiling environments can be applied while people are present.
Circulation areas/ Assembly Lines
Circulation areas such as reception desks, corridors , assembly lines and staircases carry a high
volume of guests and visitors, increasing the risk of a carrier passing through. Also, on assembly
lines people can be in close contact with each other.
UV-C can be used to for a full disinfection of these areas outside of opening hours, such as
overnight, to supplement existing cleaning processes. Upper air luminaires can be used while
people are present.
Working areas
Workstations, open office plans and private offices are areas where airborne bacteria and viruses
can spread.
UV-C can be applied to conduct full disinfection of these areas outside meeting hours, such as
overnight, to supplement existing cleaning processes. In addition, upper air disinfection in high
ceiling as well as low ceiling environments can be applied while people are present. As well, UV-C
chambers can be used to disinfect small equipment such communication equipment.
UV-C Solutions
Air Disinfection Offering 1: Upper Air UV-C Luminaire
eACH~18-24 Our Philips UV-C disinfection Upper Air wall mount
luminaires inactivated 99.99% of SARS-COV-2, the virus
responsible for the COVID-19 disease, in the air of a
room within 10 minutes. At 20 minutes, the virus was
below detectable levels
• Enhanced Safety: The beam of UV-C rays is controlled
by specific reflectors and the louvre design. This allows
for the disinfection of the air in a space, while ensuring
that day-to-day business activities can continue
underneath the area where the device is active.
• Complies with IEC 62471 standard for photobiological
safety
• Built To Last AL Extrusion Housing for Light Weight,
Solid Construction and no corrosion
• Large area coverage: Avg 20m2 coverage with both
Ceiling and Wall mounted units
• Recommended by WHO for prevention and control of
Tuberculosis
Air moves with convection, passes through the UV-zone
and gets disinfected.
How has UVGI been used in the past?
Upper-room UVGI has been used for over 70 years to eliminate
airborne pathogens. Since 1950, the bulk of the research on
upper-room UVGI systems focused on controlling the spread of
tuberculosis (TB).

. Clerici M, et al. UV-C irradiation is highly effective in inactivating SARS-CoV-2 replication. Sci Rep 11,
6260 (2021).
2. Storm, N., McKay, L.G.A., Downs, S.N. et al. Rapid and complete inactivation of SARS-CoV-2 by
ultraviolet-C irradiation. Sci Rep 10, 22421 (2020).
3. CDC/NIOSH Environmental Control for Tuberculosis: Basic Upper-Room Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation
Guidelines for Healthcare Settings
 How was UV-C
used in the past
to disinfect upper air?
How was UV-C light used in the past? A brief history..

In the 1930s and 1940s, William F. Wells, a Harvard

University sanitary engineer, made a significant stride
in the knowledge and application of UV-C light for
disinfection by proving its effectiveness in killing
airborne microorganisms.
Society’s increasing faith in antibiotics and other
advanced cleaning agents slowed the development of
UV-C technology until the 1970s and 1980s when it
was learned that germs were evolving resistances.
The spread of the Covid-19 virus demonstrated this.
Today, upper air/room systems are installed in
spaces, such as above patient beds and in waiting
rooms, corridors and break areas in facilities ranging
from schools, to hospitals, to international airports. Wells applied his knowledge by installing upper-room UV
lamps in suburban Philadelphia day schools to combat the
spread of measles and compared infection rates to schools
without UV-C. The schools without UV-C saw a 53.6 percent
infection rate, while the schools with the lamps saw a 13.3
percent infection rate.
This is a significant result, given there are other means of
contamination (direct)
 How does upper air
disinfection really work?
What type of indoor air pollutants do exist?

Non-living particles, such as

particles coming from automotive
traffic

Living particles, such as bacteria’s

and viruses

Viruses have the smallest particle size.

Gas (VOC’s) from outside air as well
as from inside human activity or
building materials such as paint.
Three ways for Air disinfection

The air in buildings often contains health menacing bacteria and viruses. To reduce disease transmission,
the air can be disinfected in three ways: dilution, filtration, and purification by ultraviolet germicidal
irradiation (UVGI) or UV-C.

Dilution reduces the concentration of

infectious agents by pulling in fresh air
from outside and extracting the
contaminated air from the occupied
space.

Filtration reduces the concentration of

infectious agents by passing the air
through high-efficiency air filters that
trap bacteria and viruses, removing them
from circulation.

Purifying the air destroys infectious

agents by exposing them to UV-C energy
which damages their DNA. This damage
stops them from replicating.
Upper Air : Disinfect the upper part of the room with UV-C radiation.
• This method is also called
zone irradiation or upper air
irradiation.

• Infectious particles typically

move from the lower part of a
room to the germicidal zone in
the upper room.
• Natural or mechanical
ventilation within rooms ensures
that the contaminated room-air
passes through the UV-C zone
and will be disinfected.
• Inactivation occurs through the
cumulative effect of exposure
over time as infectious particles
are carried repeatedly to the
upper room.
• Each pass inactivates the
infectious particles until their
concentration in the lower part
of the room are effectively
diluted.
• It can create a germicidal zone
with UV rays that is strictly
confined to the upper part of a
room, leaving the lower part of
the room within safe radiation
levels
 UV-C Solutions
Air Disinfection

Recommended dosage

WL345W 1xTUV T5 25W HFS SM345C C 4xTUV PLS 9W HFM

UVC upper air wall mount UVC upper air ceiling mount
UV-C Solutions
Air Disinfection Offering 2: UV-C Air Disinfection Unit
Continuous Effective Disinfection with Options of
84W (2 lamps) and 120W ( 4 lamps) UV-C lamps
coupled with a fan that help in reducing the
microbial count by >99.9%* !
• Completely Safe to use with no Ozone emissions
• User Friendly touch panel for ease of operation with
On/Off, timer, fan speed and lock settings and time
display
• UV resistant design: Housing – Anti UV Plastic and
extra supportive metal structure inside disinfection
chamber
• Indicator for lamp maintenance and error code with
lamp replacement info
• Area coverage of up to 80m3-120m3
• Timer 30/60/120 min / ON
• Fan Speed Control 3 Steps
Application : Retail/ Office/ Hospitality/ Hospitals/ Any
Indoor Space etc.
*As per test reports from Guangdong Detection Center of Microbiology
for 1 hour the killing rate of staphylococcus white in the air was >99.9%
UV-C Solutions
Air Disinfection
UV-C Air Disinfection Unit- Version 2
 UV-C Solutions
Air Disinfection UVGI solutions for AHU units
o Effective Coil Cleaning
• With irradiance levels well above ASHRAE handbook for all
configurations (from 20cm to 90cm)
• UV-C is known for its effectiveness on all known pathogens[5] and the
Philips UV-C light sources have also been proven to be effective in
inactivating the SARS COV2 virus which causes COVID-19 [3]

o Effective Air Disinfection Inside AHU

[1] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC & TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH VOLUME 5, ISSUE 05, MAY 2016
[2] For the 20cm configuration. No of air passes go up with the higher lamp spacing. 10-11 air passes for 90mm spacing
[3] Cite N. Storm et al. 2020 (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-79600-8)
[4] Keikavousi, F.. (2004). UVC: Florida hospital puts HVAC maintenance under a new light. 21. 60-66
[5] Fluence (UV Dose) Required to Achieve Incremental Log Inactivation of Bacteria, Protozoa, Viruses and Algae Revised,
updated and expanded by Adel Haji Malayeri1 , Madjid Mohseni1 , Bill Cairns2* and James R. Bolton3
[1] 2019 ASHRAE Handbook-HVAC Applications (SI) Chapter 62 – Ultraviolet Air And Surface Treatment, pg 62.9
• Able to achieve the ISHRAE and URV suggested dosage of >4000
µW/cm2 in 3 air passes [2]
o Better Comfort
• Coil disinfection prevents biofilm accumulation on fins resulting in
effective heat transfer with better temperature and humidity
control.[1]
o Energy Savings
• Maintaining a coil free of microbial growth improves coil heat
transfer efficiency and leads to a reduction in pressure drop by >20%
resulting in a corresponding reduction in energy consumption due
to improved air flow and reduction in fan energy as against no use of
UVGI
• Maximized coil heat transfer efficiency and reduce energy
consumption can result into projected energy savings of up to 15%[4]
o Reduced Maintenance Costs, Less Downtime and Ground Water Pollution
• UV energy ensures the cooling coil always remains clean, eliminating
costly coil cleaning maintenance and reducing system downtime.
o 35 Years Of Experience And Leadership in UV Technology
o Best System Compatibility With In-House Lamp, Ballast and Controller

Block A
TUV HO T5 Lamps
• 16mm Dia. to enable slimmer design
• Single Ended Design – Simple
Connection with 4 pin harness
• Constant Output over lifetime
• Available in 75W and 140W
• Higher output per unit length Vs
most of the available options
• Higher O/p per unit length
• Signify 64T5HO 51W UVC 
Competition 41.7W UVC
• Signify 36T5HO 26W UVC
Competition 24W UVC
Building Blocks of UVGI System
Block B Block C Block D
Advance PureVolt Ballast for HO Lamps Control Panel Mounting Frame
• Specifically designed to operate a variety • Lamp On/ Off Indication • Flexibility of lamp overlap to
of HO germicidal lamps Ideal for use, • Lamp Run Hours meet different coil sizes
where various HVAC systems are • Real Time Clock • Parabolic Reflectors suitable
operated. • Programmable On/Off Cycle for each lamp length
• One Ballast to cater all lamp wattages • Mains On/Off Switch • Extruded Anodized Al
• Wide Operating Voltage Range 120-277V • AHU Door Interlock profile of reflector to
• THD<10%; PF>.96 • Flexibility of 2, 4, 6 ballasts enhance the UV-C output
• IntelliVolt Technology • 1ft and 2ft frame heights
Enhances accuracy and ease of ordering while reducing the stock/ SKU requirements. • Flexibility of fixing the
• Programmed start operation
Helps to extend the life class of lamps in frequent switching applications
reflector on frames
• Auto-restrike capability
Eliminates the need to reset power mains after failed lamp are replaced
• Lamp end of life protection circuitry
Removes power to lamp upon failure
 1. Standalone Analog Version

Analog Control key features:

 Manual Control for Power On / Off
 Individual Lamp On/Off Indicator

UVGI Solution variants

 System life indicator (Mechanical Counter)
 Integrated with switching of AHU (Switched off when
AHU is Off)
 Integrated with AHU door (Switched off when AHU
door is open)

2. Digital Version with BMS Integration

Digital Control key features: All features of analog version

+ the following:

 Individual lamp life indicator (Digital Counter)

 Gateway for BMS integration (RS485 & Modbus)
 Lamp Life Data to BMS
 Lamp Failure Alert to BMS
 Replacement Alert To BMS

Surface
disinfection
Applications
When someone coughs or
exhales, they release
droplets of fluid. Most of
these droplets fall on
nearby surfaces and
objects - such as desks,
tables or telephones.
If the person is carrying a
virus, other people could
become infected by
touching contaminated
surfaces or objects, then
touching their eyes, nose
or mouth.
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Circulation areas
Circulation areas such as reception desks, washrooms, corridors and staircases carry a high volume
of guests and visitors, increasing the risk of a carrier passing through.
UV-C can be used for surface disinfection outside of opening hours, such as overnight, or behind
protective screens.
Throughout working hours, you can also disinfect the upper air to provide recirculation of viruses
and bacteria.
Furniture and Machines
Devices such as vending machines, chairs, desks , Machineries can be effectively disinfected with
UV-C light outside of opening hours, such as overnight.
We also recommend placement of UV-C chambers where devices used by multiple persons need to
be cleaned efficiently.
Working areas/ Assembly Lines
Adding UV-C as a disinfection method can be suitable in case room surfaces cannot be cleaned with
chemicals to ensure disinfection or as part of a multi-barrier protection strategy, raising the levels of
confidence in room disinfection.
Rooms in use: A UV-C trolley positioned centrally in the room can inactivate bacteria and viruses on
surfaces. Move the trolley around larger rooms or use two simultaneously to cover large areas, or
those out of direct view.
Supporting spaces / Warehouses/ Back of the House & Good Incoming
Meeting rooms, coffee corners, copy-rooms are both high contact areas and due to interacting
activity have higher levels of surface contamination. In warehouses as well the chances of surface
contamination are very high.
UV-C can be applied to conduct a full disinfection of these areas outside of
meeting hours, such as overnight, to supplement existing cleaning processes.
In addition, upper air disinfection in high ceiling as well as low ceiling environments
can be applied while people are present.
 UV-C Solutions
Surface Disinfection Offering 4: Philips UV-C Batten

Philips UVC Lamp Durable

• 253.7 nm UV-C, No Ozone UV resistant lamp holders
• High efficiency: High UV make this batten robust and
content to wattage long-lasting.

High Efficacy Multiple Options

High Reflective Al Reflector & Al
cover to improve efficacy and direct Single lamp / Twin lamp
light towards the target areas versions with & without
reflector
 UV-C Solutions for
Whole Room
Disinfection

Whole Room UV-C Installation

• A fixed installation of luminaires on the ceiling
are used at controlled times to fill a room or
enclosed space with disinfecting UV-C
radiation.
• Effectively inactivates 99.99% of airborne of
viruses and bacteria using Philips UV-C
(253.7nm) lamps
• Provides a deep disinfection outside of
opening hours for high contact areas such as
gyms, leisure or back of house prep areas.

Coverage
• To ensure adequate coverage, our design team can help to create a layout with
placements for your space.

Safety
 Key activated to ensure that accidental start cannot be possible.
 Multiple, redundant occupancy detection methods:
• Occupancy sensors in the space immediately deactivate the system if Integration Availability
someone is present during operation
• Door sensors at each entrance provide a further deactivation trigger in case works with ✓ APAC, MET & China Available
anyone tries to enter the space during operation. ✓ Europe Available
• Visible and audible triggers can be used during operation. o Americas TBC
 UV-C Batten
UV-C Appliances
Recommended dosage 3.6M

5.4M
Log5
Irradiance x Exposure time = Dosage
Irradiance x Exposure time = 290J/m2
CH: 3M
UVC Batten Irradiance @ 0.76m Time to achieve 290J/msq
TMS160C 1X36W TUV SLV/6 R Sensor 91mW/m2 55min
TMS160C 1X36W TUV SLV/6 66mW/m2 75min
TMS160C 1X36W TUV SLV/6 R 91mW/m2 55min
TMS160C 2X36W TUV SLV/6 106mW/m2 46min
TMS160C 2X36W TUV SLV/6 R 163mW/m2 30min
UV-C Solutions
Surface Disinfection
Offering 5: Philips UV-C Linear
Linear luminaire with sensor for permanent
installation and frequent disinfection with ease.

• Enhanced Safety: 5M range microwave sensor with

startup delay function for improved safety. Irradiance
Cut Off beyond 5m with 3D Lamellae Optical Control
• Self Detection The luminaire doesn’t start if the sensor
is not working
• Startup delay of 60 sec so that the operator can vacate
the room after switching on
• Visual Warning Flashing red light on sensor during
disinfection cycle to provide visual warning.
• Timer: 4 Step Time Limit Setting (3 hrs, 2 hrs, 1hr, 30
minutes)

Application : Lift lobby/ Washrooms/ Meeting Rooms

/ Cabins/ Banks / Transportation
 UV-C Solutions
Surface Disinfection Offering 6: UV-C New Trolleys
Easy to use movable trolleys to disinfect large areas within
minutes
Single arm and Twin arm Trolley
• 1 arm with 2x30W and 2 arm with 4x30W lamps
• Flexibility to disinfect in different directions with 180-degree
rotation of arms
• Remote with control range 10m ( Door & Wall go-through)
• Voice Alarm ( English language by default/ Supported local
languages)
• Dusting steel housing: Reliable under strong UV-C environment.
• New Sensor (op onal): 360° detective angle, 4 sides on top of
pillar(with up to 5m distance)
• Buzzer & 7-Digital Display: To assist display the working status

Application : Office/ Schools/ Food Outlets/ Hospitality/

Transport etc.
 UV-C Solutions
Object Disinfection Offering 7: UV-C Chamber

Disinfect assets like lunch boxes, laptops, mobiles,

purses, stationary etc.
• Safety start protection: Operation will start only once
the door is closed.
• Safety auto cut: The device will automatically shut off
when the door is opened during operation.
• Four different timer setting 2/5/10/20 minutes
• Full 360-degree UV-C ray coverage
• Toughened glass with UV protective film
• Removable trays to put larger objects
• Available in 2 sizes: Small 66 liters, Medium 112 liters
Application : Office/ Cafeteria / Restaurants /Banks/
Hospitals / Industries/ Industrial Kitchen
 UV-C Solutions
Object Disinfection Offering 8: Philips Mini UV-C Disinfection Chamber

Disinfect assets like ID cards, personal belongings etc.

• Safety start protection: Operation will start only once
the door is closed.
• Safety auto cut: The device will automatically shut off
when the door is opened during operation.
• Four different timer setting3/5/10/15 minutes
• Full 360-degree UV-C ray coverage
• Toughened glass with UV protective film
• 48L in Size
• 4-Log 99.99% disinfection
• ABS Housing : Elegant aesthetics

Application : Hotel Guest Rooms/Hotel Reception/ Beauty Saloons/Spa

UVGI Solution For HVAC

Signify Malaysia
 2. How Does the Airborne Transmission Happen in indoor Environments
Infectious Droplet & Droplet Nuclei travel lengths:

1 Metre (1-3ft) 1-2 Metres (3-6ft) 60 Metres + (165ft +)

Note: Droplet Nuclei Viruses are below 0.3µ (microns) and typically in the millimicrons, they can Penetrate Deeply into the Human Lungs. [1][2]
[1] How far droplets can move in indoor environments--revisiting the Wells evaporation-falling curve - X Xie 1, Y Li, A T Y Chwang, P L Ho, W H Seto - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17542834/
[2] Transmission of COVID-19 virus by droplets and aerosols: A critical review on the unresolved dichotomy - Mahesh Jayaweera,a,∗ Hasini Perera,b Buddhika Gunawardana,a and Jagath Manatungea
Mahesh Jayaweera,a,∗ Hasini Perera,b Buddhika Gunawardana,a and Jagath Manatungea https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7293495/
 2. How Does the Airborne Transmission Happen in indoor Environments

Building Ventilation System

Examples of how Occupant Aerosolised Droplet Nuclei

travel both within indoor spaces and then throughout a
Building [1]

[1] Ventilation control for airborne transmission of human exhaled bio-

aerosols in buildings - by Hua Quin and Xiaohong Zheng
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6072925/
3. How does the UVGI System Inactivate airborne infectious droplet nuclei

Humidity Levels within air-conditioned buildings are

typically lower than outside which allows viruses to
evaporate faster thus creating more droplet nuclei.
Lower humidity in buildings allows droplet nuclei to
stay airborne longer as the droplets do not absorb
water weight which cause them to fall to the ground.
Indoor air currents created by both HVAC systems and
people movement assure that droplet nuclei can remain
airborne for a very long time.
This allows HVAC systems to redistribute droplet
nuclei throughout the building to infect more
occupants.

The UV-C zone generated in the AHU creates a barrier that

inactivates various microbes like Bacteria, Coronavirus,
SARS, Influenza, Yeasts, Molds, Spores, etc.[1]
[1] – pg.6, table 2,
https://www.assets.signify.com/is/content/PhilipsLighting/Assets/philips-
lighting/global/20200504-philips-uv-purification-application-information.pdf
 HVAC System and The Challenge

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 The Need For UVGI For HVAC

[1] 2019 ASHRAE Handbook-HVAC Applications (SI) Chapter 62 – Ultraviolet Air And Surface Treatment, pg 62.9
 The Need For UVGI For HVAC

Sick Building Operational Eco-Friendly

Syndrome Efficiency Cleaning
• UV-C inactivates • Prevents bio-film • Keeps the coil
and prevents formation/ growth clean avoiding the
growth of mold reducing the use of chemicals
and bacteria on pressure drop and for cleaning
the coil/ drain improving heat
within AHU transfer efficiency

[1] 2019 ASHRAE Handbook-HVAC Applications (SI) Chapter 62 – Ultraviolet Air And Surface Treatment, pg 62.9
So, What Happens?
Organic Matter Lowers Coil Eff. / Increases Coil ΔP
New Clean Coil:

Optimum
cooling /
= Design
~54° WB

Add only .006”

of bio film:

Decreased
= efficiency
~58° WB

a) Cooling performance goes down

b) Fouling leads to corrosion
c) Lifespan will reduce
Note : Biofilm-free fins will be less susceptible to retain dusts and potentially corrosive compounds, as well as the moisture that activates the corrosion effect.
Siegel, Jeffrey, I. Walker & M. Sherman. 2002. “Dirty Air Conditioners: Energy Implications of Coil Fouling” Submitted to the 2002 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings.
Siegel, Jeffrey A. and W.W. Nazaroff. 2002. “Modeling Particle Deposition on HVAC Heat Exchangers.” Submitted to the Indoor Air 2002 conference.
Siegel, Jeffrey and I.S. Walker. 2001. “Deposition of Biological Aerosols on HVAC Heat Exchangers.”
Why Cooling coil Cleaning ?
• Environment of AHU systems can promote the growth of
bacteria and mold-containing biofilms.
• Cooling coil section are particularly susceptible because of
condensation and carryover of moisture from coil fins.
• Cooling coil fouling by biofilms increase coil pressure drop
and reduce airflow and heat exchange.

Mechanical & Chemical Cleaning

Methods Don’t Always Work
• Chemical and mechanical cleaning can be costly
• Vapors from cleaning agents can contribute to poor
air quality
• Chemical runoff contributes to groundwater
contamination
• Mechanical cleaning can reduce component life.
 4. Various Guidelines for UV Germicidal Irradiation

ASHRAE
UVC can be applied to HVAC systems, typically in air-handling units, to complement conventional system maintenance procedures (Bahnfleth 2011) and
has been shown to be effective in reducing airside pressure drop and increasing air-side heat transfer coefficient of wetted cooling coils (Bahnfleth 2017). A
large dose can be delivered to a stationary surface with a low UVC irradiance because of the essentially infinite exposure time, making it relatively easy to
cost-effectively prevent the growth of bacteria and mold on system components. In contrast to air disinfection irradiance levels, which may exceed 1000
μW/cm2, coil surface irradiance levels on the order of 1 μW/cm2 can be effective (Kowalski 2009), although 50 to 100 μW/cm2 is more typical. Using
reflectors to focus lamp output on surfaces may reduce the power required for surface treatment, but at the expense of reducing air treatment
effectiveness. Potential advantages of UVC surface treatment include keeping surfaces clean continuously rather than periodically restoring fouled
surfaces, no use of chemicals, lower maintenance cost, and potentially better HVAC system performance.

ISHRAE[1]
The other two options available for exhaust air treatment being UV irradiation and heating. MER Darnell et al. [16] observed that, an exposure time of
45min at a temperature of 75 °C resulted in complete inactivation of SARS-CoV. Similarly, an UVC (254 nm wavelength) irradiation with an exposure time of
15 minutes at irradiation intensity of 4016 µW/Cm2 resulted in complete inactivation of SARS-CoV.

UVGI Rating Value[2]

To evaluate the effectiveness of UVGI systems, a UVGI rating value (URV) has been created
(W. J. Kowalski & Dunn, 2006). These ratings are to be used with UVGI systems designed in
AHUs or other in-duct applications where levels of irradiation are substantial. “Systems like
those used for microbial growth control, or upper air systems, may use much lower values
than 100 µW/cm2 , and URV ratings do not apply to these systems” (W. J. Kowalski, 2006,
243). Table 4.1 summarizes the UVGI rating values as well as the UVGI doses needed to
obtain desired disinfection efficiencies

[1] https://ishrae.in/mailer/ISHRAE_COVID-19_Guidelines.pdf
[2] Aerobiological Engineering Handbook, 2006 by Wladyslaw Kowalski

Block A
TUV HO T5 Lamps
• 16mm Dia. to enable slimmer design
• Single Ended Design – Simple
Connection with 4 pin harness
• Constant Output over lifetime
• Available in 75W and 140W
• Higher output per unit length Vs
most of the available options
• Higher O/p per unit length
• Signify 64T5HO 51W UVC 
local India 41.7W UVC
• Signify 36T5HO 26.1W UVC
 local India 24W UVC
Building Blocks of UVGI System
Block B
Advance PureVolt Ballast for HO Lamps
• Specifically designed to operate a variety
of HO germicidal lamps Ideal for use,
where various HVAC systems are
operated.
• One Ballast to cater all lamp wattages
• Wide Operating Voltage Range 120-277V
• THD<10%; PF>.95
Block C
Control Panel
• Lamp On/ Off Indication
• Lamp Run Hours
• Real Time Clock
• Programmable On/Off Cycle
• Mains On/Off Switch
• AHU Door Interlock
• Flexibility of 2, 4, 6 ballasts
Block D
Mounting Frame
• Flexibility of lamp overlap to
meet different coil sizes
• Parabolic Reflectors suitable
for each lamp length
• Extruded Anodized Al
profile of reflector to
enhance the UV-C output
• 1ft and 2ft frame heights
• Flexibility of fixing the
reflector on frames
 1. Standalone Analog Version

Analog Control key features:

 Manual Control for Power On / Off
 Individual Lamp On/Off Indicator
 System life indicator (Mechanical Counter)

UVGI Solution variants

 Integrated with switching of AHU (Switched off when
AHU is Off)
 Integrated with AHU door (Switched off when AHU
door is open)

2. Digital Version with BMS Integration

Digital Control key features: All features of analog version

+ the following:

 Individual lamp life indicator (Digital Counter)

 Gateway for BMS integration (RS485 & Modbus)
 Lamp Life Data to BMS
 Lamp Failure Alert to BMS
 Replacement Alert To BMS

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Standard Standalone Analog Version
Entry Level basic solution for use in standalone AHU for cleaning
of cooling coil comprising of UVC Lamps with AL reflectors , T5/T8
Ballast and Control panel with switching and indication devices

Features
- Manual Control for Power On / Off
- Individual Lamp On/Off Indicator
- System life indicator (Mechanical Counter)
- Can be Integrated with switching of AHU (Switched off when
AHU is Off)
- Integrated with AHU door (Switched off when AHU door is
open)

Application Areas
- Offices Buildings
- Airports
- Metro Stations
- Hospitals
- Retail Showrooms
- Public Building
- Commercial buildings
-69 Malls
Digital Version with BMS Integration

Enhanced Digital Panel with gateways for remote monitoring and

alert. Suitable for Mid to Large size organizations with multi-
location offices or high sensitivity towards solutions related to
employee health.

Features
- Analog Version Features +
- Individual lamp life indicator (Digital Counter)
- Gateway for BMS integration (RS485 & Modbus)
- Lamp Life Data to BMS
- Lamp Failure Alert to BMS
- Replacement Alert To BMS

Application Areas
- Large Office Campuses
- Large Hospitals
- Malls
- Metro Stations
- Airports
- Multiple AHUs
- >100K Sq.ft
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 Building Up The Solution

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 7. Solution Design
System Design Based on Keitz Formula
 7.1 Results of System Design Based on Keitz Formula
- Irradiance Level Claims – At 30 cm

Surface Disinfection Air Disinfection

• Irradiance of 2000 – 5000 µW/cm2 at 30cm depending on configuration[2] • Avg Irradiance of > 2000 µW/cm2 for all configurations
• Well above 50-100 µW/cm2 mentioned in ASHRAE Guidelines • ASHRAE mentions irradiance levels > 1000 µW/cm2[3]
• 7.64 mJ/ cm2 reduces SARS-CoV-2 by 99%. 3.8 mJ/ cm2 (3800 µJ/cm2 ) by 90%[1] • Dosage of > 4000 µj/cm2 expected to be delivered to air in 3-10 air passes[2]
• 20cm spacing -> 7.64 mj/cm2 in 2 secs; 90cm spacing -> 7.64 mj/cm2 in 4 secs

[1] Cite N. Storm et al. 2020 (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-79600-8)

[2] Based on calculations using Keitz formula which have been validated through test results of irradiance measured at 22.5 cm. Signify has not tested the actual
irradiance on coil or dosage in air in lab. These results are based on calculations using the Keitz Formula
[3] Chapter 62 – Ultraviolet Air And Surface Treatment, 2019 ASHRAE HANDBOOK – HVAC Applications
[4] AN EVALUATION OF ULTRAVIOLET GERMICIDAL IRRADIATION (UVGI) TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTH CARE FACILITIES, by Jeremy B Dreiling, pg 50
 7.2 Results of System Design Based on Keitz Formula
Irradiance Level Claims – At 25 cm
5 10 15 20 25 30
5 8.2107 5.754211 4.493606 3.760527 3.276539 2.92648
Lamp1 11.11688 6.402492 4.795686 3.958306 3.426244 3.047057
5 8.574139 6.096752 4.806014 4.038408 3.51952 3.13678
10 6.398505 5.456975 4.650077 4.038185 3.570027 3.201018
15 5.519403 5.051211 4.517861 4.026313 3.604849 3.250988
20 5.323345 4.960686 4.505597 4.053629 3.647528 3.297226
25 5.649079 5.176903 4.637355 4.137952 3.70759 3.344368
30 6.663274 5.713225 4.893135 4.264637 3.777814 3.389321
35 8.985607 6.493891 5.181169 4.386219 3.837009 3.423053
Lamp2 11.69461 6.957678 5.316776 4.437772 3.860502 3.435726
5 8.985607 6.493891 5.181169 4.386219 3.837009 3.423053
10 6.663274 5.713225 4.893135 4.264637 3.777814 3.389321
15 5.649079 5.176903 4.637355 4.137952 3.70759 3.344368
20 5.323345 4.960686 4.505597 4.053629 3.647528 3.297226
25 5.519403 5.051211 4.517861 4.026313 3.604849 3.250988
30 6.398505 5.456975 4.650077 4.038185 3.570027 3.201018
35 8.574139 6.096752 4.806014 4.038408 3.51952 3.13678
Lamp3 11.46555 6.743382 5.124694 4.27259 3.724215 3.328162
5 8.608243 6.140338 4.862714 4.109195 3.603317 3.231381
0.10 0.10 0.09 0.08 0.07 0.06
Dose 0.51 mj/cm2

Surface Disinfection Air Disinfection

• Irradiance of 2000 – 6000 µW/cm2 at 25cm depending on configuration[2] • Avg Irradiance of > 2000 µW/cm2 for all configurations
• Well above 50-100 µW/cm2 mentioned in ASHRAE Guidelines • ASHRAE mentions irradiance levels > 1000 µW/cm2[3]
• 7.64 mJ/ cm2 reduces SARS-CoV-2 by 99%. 3.8 mJ/ cm2 (3800 µJ/cm2 ) by 90%[1] • Dosage of > 4000 µj/cm2 expected to be delivered to air in 3-10 air passes[2]
• 20cm spacing -> 7.64 mj/cm2 in 2 secs; 90cm spacing -> 7.64 mj/cm2 in 4 secs

[1] Cite N. Storm et al. 2020 (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-79600-8)

[2] Based on calculations using Keitz formula which have been validated through test results of irradiance measured at 22.5 cm. Signify has not tested the actual
irradiance on coil or dosage in air in lab. These results are based on calculations using the Keitz Formula
[3] Chapter 62 – Ultraviolet Air And Surface Treatment, 2019 ASHRAE HANDBOOK – HVAC Applications
 8. WHY PHILIPS UVGI SYSTEM
o Effective Coil Cleaning
• With irradiance levels well above ASHRAE handbook for all configurations (from 20cm to 90cm)
• UV-C is known for its effectiveness on all known pathogens[5] and the Philips UV-C light sources have also been proven to be
effective in inactivating the SARS COV2 virus which causes COVID-19 [3]
o Effective Air Disinfection Inside AHU
• Able to achieve the ISHRAE and URV suggested dosage of >4000 µW/cm2 in 3 air passes [2]
o Better Comfort
• Coil disinfection prevents biofilm accumulation on fins resulting in effective heat transfer with better temperature and
humidity control.[1]
o Energy Savings
• Maintaining a coil free of microbial growth improves coil heat transfer efficiency and leads to a reduction in pressure drop by
>20% resulting in a corresponding reduction in energy consumption due to improved air flow and reduction in fan energy as
against no use of UVGI
• Maximized coil heat transfer efficiency and reduce energy consumption can result into projected energy savings of up to 15%[4]
o Reduced Maintenance Costs, Less Downtime and Ground Water Pollution
• UV energy ensures the cooling coil always remains clean, eliminating costly coil cleaning maintenance and reducing system
downtime.
o 35 Years Of Experience And Leadership in UV Technology
o Best System Compatibility With In-House Lamp, Ballast and Controller

[1] INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC & TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH VOLUME 5, ISSUE 05, MAY 2016
[2] For the 20cm configuration. No of air passes go up with the higher lamp spacing. 10-11 air passes for 90mm spacing
[3] Cite N. Storm et al. 2020 (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-79600-8)
[4] Keikavousi, F.. (2004). UVC: Florida hospital puts HVAC maintenance under a new light. 21. 60-66
[5] Fluence (UV Dose) Required to Achieve Incremental Log Inactivation of Bacteria, Protozoa, Viruses and Algae Revised, updated and expanded by Adel Haji Malayeri1 , Madjid Mohseni1 , Bill Cairns2* and James R. Bolton3
How to Design the System :
 Simplified calculation tool :
Inputs –
• Cooling Coil dimensions
• CFM
• Distance available in front of the Cooling Coil
Output –
• Number of Lamps of different wattages
• Number of reflector of different length
• Number of Control Panel
• Number of Ballast
• Number Wire Harness
• Installation structure
 Lamp And Ballast Combination for System Design

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Standard Ordering Codes to enable flexible total solution
Type 12NC Length / Dimensions (mm) Description

TUV HO Lamps 919515898348 1565 TUV 64T5 HO 4P SE UNP/32 S1 EXP

919515898349 853 TUV 36T5 HO 4P SE UNP/32 S1 EXP
919515898350 1700 Reflector UVGI 64T5 S1 EXP
Al Anodized Reflector
919515898351 960 Reflector UVGI 36T5 S1 EXP

Mounting Bracket 919515898353 150 UVGI MB S1 EXP

Joining Bracket 919515898354 150 UVGI JB S1 EXP
919515898355 600 MF UVGI 600 S1 EXP
Mounting Frame
919515898356 300 MF UVGI 300 S1 EXP
Wire Harness 919515898357 5000 AHU WH UVGI 5M S1 EXP
919515898358 2 Ballast Version UVGI2 Control Gear Box S2 EXP
Analog Control Pane 919515898359 4 Ballast Version UVGI4 Control Gear Box S2 EXP
919515898360 6 Ballast Version UVGI6 Control Gear Box S2 EXP

* Digital Control panel will be an ETO version

 Professional services

The effectiveness and safe application of a UV-C solution

starts with the right application design
• Our lighting design team will analyze with you in
which type of areas you want to apply the UV-C
solution
• An audit on type of walls, materials used, fans,
ventilation of these areas can be performed to
define the dynamics of the room to ensure a
maximum effect and application safety.
• Furthermore, a UV-C lighting and system design will
be made for these areas with the right UV light
output, the right position, mounting height, angle
and functionality of the UV-C devices

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Staff training & certification

Before your staff operate UV-C devices as part of new cleaning

processes, we will provide safety training courses.
These can be done via our lighting academy and will certify
installers and staff members:

• To be knowledgeable on all major aspects of UV-C, its

effectiveness and potential risks

• How to install, use and maintain the solutions in a safe

manner, avoiding UV-C exposure to people and animals

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 Lifecycle Services

Like all lighting products, UV-C lamps have a defined

lifetime within which they are operating at maximum
effectiveness.
• Our control systems can monitor and report on lamp
burning hours or failures of fixed installations to
provides proactive lamp maintenance to ensure
effective use.
• Our service teams plan scheduled visits to provide
and install replacement lamps safely and verify UV-C
output so you can trust that solutions remain at
optimal effectiveness.

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 UV-C Disinfection Solutions
Effectiveness credentials
a) Germicidal Report - Check out the actual testing on different bacteria’s and check the killing rate

How to Choose bacteria :

- Similar dosage as COVID-19 required to deactivate that bacteria
- Allowed to be tested in controlled laboratory environment

b) Irradiance Report – Actual irradiance value in the test conditions

c) Safety requirement - IEC60598-1 and IEC60598-2-1 or any other applicable standard compliance

- IEC60598-1 : General safety requirement for any luminaire

- IEC60598-2-1 : Particular requirement for fixed general-purpose luminaire
- IEC60598-2-1 : Particular requirement for portable general-purpose luminaire

Photobiological safety report – IEC62471

d) EMC Compliant- IEC61000-4-2,3,4,5,6,11

Effectiveness credentials
• Coffee Beans – Korea
Disinfection in Hospital- Myanmar
Disinfection in Restaurants
• JC Square – Office Building – Korea
NoNo’s Restaurants
Manila

• Purchase of UVC Upper air for all 8 branches

• Advertisement board inside POS of the restaurants
highlighting the collaboration and the UV-C devices installed.
“XX UV-C upper airs have been successfully installed in this
restaurant, inactivating 99.99% of SARS-COV-2, in the air of a
room within 10 minutes!
• Social campaign in the weeks prior on Signify’s LinkedIn to
highlight this new upcoming project. Explaining the scope of
the project, the reason why the chose Signify.
• Social campaign on NoNo’s Instagram (LinkedIn has too little
followers) to gradually educate their followers on the UV-C
technology, how it works and what it will mean for them.
Enabling safeguarded dining.
• Press release for Signify webpage and article content
provided to NoNo’s to publish

87 Tao Heung Restaurant, Tsing Yi.

Hong Kong Zumo café, XXX, India
INTRIX Group
Malaysia

• The company holds Malaysia Book of Records as the

LARGEST RENEWABLE ENERGY HOT WATER SYSTEM by
offering top-to-toe service, i.e. consultation, manufacturing,
delivery, testing & commissioning, as well as after-sales
services.
• Working closely with to push UVC products solutions to
consumer residential market as well as B2B customers (hotel
chains, residential, office buildings) as well as consultants
and contractors.
• Through their distribution network company - Thermo
Hygrow, enable them to push Philips UVC products as
additional SKU’s in their current portfolio.
• Purchase of: 2,000 pcs UVS Desk lamps, 80 pcs UVC Trolleys,
20 pcs UVC Upper air ceiling mount
OPTIMAX Eye Specialist in
collaboration between Honeywell x
Signify Malaysia
• OPTIMAX is a network of leading eye specialist clinics in
Malaysia with more than 300,000 satisfied patients since
1995
• We installed a range of Philips products including UV-C
disinfection upper air luminaires, and standalone UV-C
disinfection trolleys. These solutions enhance well-being by
disinfecting air and surfaces in rooms while being controlled
and monitored by Honeywell’s Healthy Buildings dashboard
• Honeywell and Signify offered our clinics a complete.
Solution for air, surface and object disinfection that allows us
to clearly communicate to our clinicians, staff and patients
how we are working to support well-being in our spaces.“-Tan
Sri Dato’ Tan Boon Hock, Founder, OPTIMAX Eye Specialist Centre
Spolem Stores
Ozorków, Poland

• To reduce the risk of spreading the virus, Philips UV-C

disinfection upper air devices were mounted on the ceilings.
These continually emit UV-C radiation in the upper part of
the store while still allowing customers to carry on shopping
during their operation.
• To disinfect surfaces, UV-C battens were installed, which are
automatically activated at night when no one is present. The
whole installation was carried out the highest standards and
UV-C radiation is measured to ensure maximum efficacy and
safety
• Philips UV-C disinfection devices reduce the risk of
contamination to customers and employees of “Społem”
stores and increase the safety and comfort of shopping. We
believe the investment in Philips UV-C disinfection devices
confirms the quality and the credibility of our brand -
especially in such a difficult situation as the coronavirus
pandemic. “Agnieszka Derlecka, President of “Społem”
stores, Ozorków
PSV Eindhoven
Eindhoven,The Netherlands

• A virus-free environment is high on the agenda of many

clubs and associations like Premier league team PSV
Eindhoven. That’s why PSV chose Philips UV-C upper air
disinfection lighting for various rooms in their sports
complexes.
• PSV installed 15 Philips UV-C disinfecting upper air
luminaires at both locations. In the stadium, three of these
are in the home team changing room and three in the
visiting team changing room. At the campus, there are five
in the changing rooms and another four in the medical
room. These are all areas where players spend a relatively
long time with each other in close proximity, and where the
risk of contamination is high.
• The health of our players is extremely important to us, and
actually essential for the progress of matches. With Philips
UV-C disinfecting upper air luminaires, we can offer our
players and those of visiting clubs a little more protection.” -
Frans Janssen, PSV Commercial Director
EDEKA Clausen
Hamburg, Germany

• EDEKA Clausen is the first supermarket in Germany to

deliver an additional layer of protection with 31 Philips UV-C
disinfection upper air luminaires installed to cover
1,315.70m2 large branch in Hamburg. As the upper air
devices are equipped with shielding and optics to prevent
exposure to UV-C radiation, employees can safely fill the
shelves, and customers do their grocery shopping
• We are proud that we are the first supermarket in Germany
to provide both our shoppers and employees an additional
layer of protection. We have been working very successfully
in the lighting field for many years with Signify and together
we aim to provide our customers with the best possible
shopping experience.“-Dr. Dirk-Uwe Clausen, Managing Director
Movenpick Mactan Hotel
Cebu Island

• Movenpick Hotel Mactan Island Cebu look forward to

welcome their guest. They want to ensure that what they
are doing are more than necessary to safeguard the health
and wellbeing of their guests
• They are pleased to share all the encompassing measures
which added to give their guest absolute confidence and
comfort in staying in highly sanitized and safe environment
• Trust that the guest still enjoy seamless and exceptional
service complemented by advanced solutions and
preventive measures that give their guest peace of mind
• Movenpick Mactan Hotel Cebu, has installed Philips UV-C
Trolleys and UV-C chamber in each hotel rooms
UNILAB – Philippines
Executed the installation for first building in Dec’2020.
Based on the results (pre & post tests), customer
approved installation for 4 more buildings (total 50+
AHUs till date, New opportunity – 300+ Ahu’s are under
discussion.
ACCENTURE – India
Executed 600 AHUs till date. Total 1200 AHU’s to be complete
in 2021.

SMRT- Singapore Metro, Metropolis - Singapore

Cleveland Hospital – Dubai,

UOB Thailand,

Voltas , HCL, Maryland bank - India