Signify to boost UV-C lighting portfolio
01 August 2020
Signify (formery Philips Lighting), a global industry leader, has announced plans to increase its UV-C lighting production capacity and expand its UV-C product portfolio with the launch of 12 new additions for the professional markets.
By increasing capacity and broadening the UV-C portfolio, Signify said it aims to keep people safe in a world that’s adjusting to a new normal. Its UV-C lighting is well-proven and trusted as an effective disinfectant, said the company.
Signify’s new UV-C product range includes luminaires and chambers for a wide variety of professional applications, it added.
Harsh Chitale, Leader of Signify’s Digital Solutions Division, said: “We have introduced 12 families of UV-C lighting fixtures specifically designed to disinfect air, surfaces and objects. These products target different customer segments ranging from offices, schools, gyms, retail stores, warehouses, as well as on public transport.”
“Part of the range are UV-C fixtures which are ideal for the deep disinfection of surfaces in offices, schools and restrooms. They are equipped with sensors and controls to ensure that they only operate when people and animals aren’t present,” noted Chitale.
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