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Intelligent UV-C light disinfection


British-made infection control from


with validated assurance


Automated decontamination at the touch of a button


The Ultra-V™ system from Inivos® provides hospitals and care facilities with a user-friendly UV-C decontamination solution that can act as a vital tool in the current need to break the backlog of patients following on from Covid-19.


Ideal for areas of high patient-flow and increased risk of infection, Ultra-V™ uses patented Spectrome™ technology and electronic indicators to provide the same level of efficacy, assurance and validation with every decontamination cycle.


With single-user operation and room re-entry as soon as the cycle has finished, Ultra-V™ is a fast and flexible source of reassurance in your daily fight against Covid-19 and other prevalent diseases such as MRSA and Norovirus.


Tackle the backlog head-on with Ultra-V™ from Inivos®


High-intensity UV-C action for rapid decontamination No residual hazards with immediate use of treated area No need to seal off ventilation and fire detectors Real-time monitoring and reporting Wireless control from outside of the treatment area Simple activation with in-built safety features Easy to store, transport and deploy Validated decontamination cycle every time


Find out more about our automated UV-C and HPV decontamination solutions at inivos.com Call 0845 270 6690 or email customerservices@inivos.com


*Subject to availability. Appropriate equipment and software required to view the online demonstration. Book now to avoid disappointment. Ref: CSJ DEMO.


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