Every Minute

Counts

Each year nearly 2M people get HAIs and 100K die.

year to date

Total R-DTM confirmed UV-C dosages delivered.

> 50,000
Rapid Disinfector
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Measure measure

Patent pending, wireless, remote CHALLENGE DEVICES ensure delivery of a proper
UV-C dose

Record record

Data captured by on-board computer and on the cloud via a secure Internet connection

Report report

Real-time online data access with industry leading
IN-TRAKTM infection tracking software and reports
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FAST, EFFECTIVE ULTRAVIOLET
ROOM DISINFECTION

The R-DTM Rapid DisinfectorTM

  • Ensure lethal UV-C dosages have been delivered to pathogens in key areas of the room
  • Easily reposition within a room to reduce disinfecting times significantly and decontaminate shadowed areas
  • Eradicate viruses, bacteria and spores including C.difficile
  • Measure dosages delivered to targeted areas via remote sensors

 

INDEPENDENT RESEARCH HAS ESTABLISHED DEFINED DOSAGES OF UV-C REQUIRED TO KILL C.diff

The R-DTM Rapid DisinfectorTM Measures and Confirms Dosages Required to Kill C.difficile at 3.4 log10 or Better.

Clostridium difficile Spore Inactivation Study Using Ultraviolet-C Energy
May 2012

OBJECTIVE: To determine inactivation rates for Clostridium difficile spores by irradiating inoculated coupons with ultraviolet-c (UV-C) energy generated and measured by the R-DTM Rapid DisinfectorTM UV-C System (the System) and its remote “challenge devices”.

METHOD: This study was carried out in a controlled laboratory environment setting. Clostridium difficile spores were placed in a laboratory room, in direct line of sight of the UV-C emitter device (the Emitter). This study only used definitive, preselected UV-C dose settings and was not based on treatment time or the distance the coupons were located from the Emitter. The dose delivered was measured by the System's remote UV-C sensor “challenge devices”. Independent tests were performed using six (6) different UV-C doses with three (3) coupons for each dose. After each controlled UV-C dose was delivered to each set of coupons the remaining viable Clostridium difficile spore colony counts were determined to compute the reduction from positive control coupons that were not irradiated.

RESULTS: In this test the effectiveness of UV-C radiation in reducing the spore count of Clostridium difficile ranged between 3.4 - 4.4 log10 after delivering a measured dose ranging from 45,903 to 159,693 µW-sec/cm2.

CONCLUSION: The R-D Rapid Disinfector UV-C System was highly effective in reducing Clostridium difficile spores on contaminated surfaces.

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As shown in the chart below, log10 reduction rates of 3.4 - 4.4 can be achieved with dosages of UV-C light
(measured in micro watt-seconds per centimeter squared, µWs/cm2)