ULV Device, Disinfectant Sprayer, 5 L

A ULV device creates an aerosol mist using an extremely fine spraying technique that distributes the minimum amount of product over the maximum area, providing fast and effective control. In indoor ULV applications, the goal is to disperse the agent thoroughly throughout the area. In terms of persistence, residual applications are always more durable than ULV applications.

The ULV method is used especially in pest control to better observe the "flash out" effect, while in disinfection applications, a ULV device is used to better "saturate" the area with disinfectant and to allow the solution mist to reach hard-to-access places.

Also known as "Cold Fogging," the goal of ULV is to break the medicated water (solution) into particles that remain airborne for a long time, extending contact time with the air for a definitive result in disinfection.

Why Should Disinfection Be Performed with a ULV Device?

In trials of disinfection device applications conducted by the World Health Organization (WHO) against bacteria and viruses present in ambient air and for disinfection the ULV device was recognized and recommended as the most successful device in (WHO) disinfection device application trials. the ULV device was recognized and recommended as the most successful device. The ULV device breaks down the solution into particles between 9 and 49 microns and keeps them suspended in the air for 4–8 hours, into pieces of the sizes in between and leaving them suspended in the air for 4–8 hours from the ceiling Disinfection applications performed with a ULV device distribute the disinfectant across the entire area, destroying microorganisms invisible to the naked eye.