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UV lamps are a type of ultraviolet lamp that emit UV radiation, a wavelength shorter than visible light but longer than X-rays. They are frequently utilized in air and water purification systems, as well as in medical settings to sterilize equipment and surfaces. UV lamps can also be employed in other settings such as food processing, laboratories, and home sterilization products.
The medical industry is increasingly turning to UV lamps for sterilization as they are effective at killing or inactivating microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi on surfaces and equipment. This proves crucial in preventing the spread of infectious diseases in hospitals and other healthcare settings, where patients are at a higher risk of contracting an infection. Recent research in the United States has also demonstrated that UV light can be effective in killing the coronavirus. Studies have shown that UV-C light can effectively inactivate the virus on surfaces and in the air. This is because UV-C light is able to penetrate the cell walls of the virus and disrupt its genetic material, rendering it unable to reproduce or cause infection.
