Taking the pressure off your winter
On-call infection control services from
pressures Rapid, round-the-clock reliable decontamination 365 days a year
With the winter pressures already begun, it’s more important than ever to be prepared and know who to trust in your time of need to help keep wards running as smoothly as possible – with our 24hr rapid response we guarantee to be with you in under 8 hours.
Decontamination systems and services from Inivos® provide hospitals and care facilities with safe, user-friendly solutions to maintain patient flow, reduce infection risk and quickly irradiate outbreaks to alleviate downtime and keep focus on patient care.
Offering both hydrogen peroxide vapour (HPV) and ultra violet (UV-C) options, Inivos® provides the right solution for your need either as purchased equipment, managed services or emergency call-outs, available 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
Every decontamination cycle is certified by our industry-leading electronic indicators that provide real-time calibration, reporting and guarantee of room-required efficacy levels and validation.
Rapid, HPV decontamination in under 2 hours** High-intensity UV-C action for rapid decontamination Real-time monitoring and efficacy validation report Safe remote control from outside the treatment area Simple activation with in-built safety features Robust, easy to store, transport and deploy Purchased, leased or managed service available 24-hour, round-the-clock emergency call-outs
OUTSMART INFECTIONS... Pre-register an account†
and be ready for whenever you may need us.
Find out more about our technology, book a demonstration or pre-register an account 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. **Typical side room decontamination and deactivation within 2 hours. Larger room sizes may vary. †No payment required.
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