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Are you looking to improve your building’s indoor air quality and energy efficiency? UVGI systems are a nonchemical way of cleaning the air in your workplace. Killing up to 99.9% of virus and bacteria, keeping your staff safe, and reducing your energy bills.

What is ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI)?

UVGI uses ultraviolet-C (UVC) light to kill microorganisms like mould, bacteria, and viruses. It is one of the quickest ways to disinfect the air and surfaces – killing up to 99.9% of microorganisms.

UVC was used as early as 1903 to help control the spread of tuberculosis. It is now used in thousands of different ways around the world, from disinfecting the air in the Empire State Building to cleaning Paris’ drinking water.

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Total Coil Disinfection

Gibbons' Total Coil Disinfection System uses UVC lamps close to the cooling coil and drain pan in your HVAC system to stop bacteria and mould from growing. It can be installed in a matter of hours. Find out more… Total Coil Disinfection Technical Specification Total Coil Disinfection Product Sheet Total Coil Disinfection For New Builds Plasma Air Cleaning System for Thermal [...]

Bipolar Ionization

Email: info@gibbonsgroup.co.uk tel: 01621 868 138 Gibbons Engineering Group are proud to announce that they are now a preferred partner of GPS Air. GPS Air’s patented NPBI™ technology helps clean indoor air without producing harmful levels of ozone or other by-products. All GPS needlepoint bipolar ionization (NPBI™) products are UL certified and CE compliant. Through NPBI, GPS products help improve the air by [...]

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Gibbons UVGI installation 

The installation of a Gibbons Ultraviolet Solutions system is undertaken by experienced engineers using calibrated digital equipment to measure relevant parameters where necessary.

A typical Total Coil Disinfection System installation comprises:

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