The UVPro FMDT is the latest innovation in UV-C disinfection technology. Designed for both commercial and residential use, this powerful device ensures a safe and hygienic environment by effectively eliminating harmful pathogens, bacteria, and viruses.

Usage:

• storage tanks of liquids
• tank air and surface disinfection

Our multipurpose UV-C Disinfection Cabinets are suitable for a range of industries, from research labs, clean rooms, food manufacturing and preparation facilities that require high levels of sanitation.

The units come in a range of sizes, function capabilities and safety features.

To explore our full catalogue, reach out to our team.

Vertex UV’s Belt Disinfection Unit is designed for the hygienic disinfection of conveyor and cutting belts.

Known for its robust, waterproof, and easy-to-clean structure, this unit works to a IP69K TÜV-tested hygiene level and is compliant with IFS and HACCP standards, making it ideal for the food industry.

The unit is easy to install and can be fully integrated into existing systems.

Its devices have a validated disinfection performance and can remain on the belt during cleaning.

We offer fully- tailored solutions for New Zealand's food,beverage, and manufacturing industries.

Whether it's developing a unique UV-C application for your specific environment or adapting existing technology from our range, we ensure innovative and effective results.

Discover more about our custom-designed Bulk Bin Disinfection Unit and Bag Disinfection Tunnels on our Projects page.

Our team have the capability to provide on-site calibration and validation testing.

We also supply test instruments for measuring and validating UV system performance and designs verification and validation programs to suit customer requirements. Calibration of test

equipment is also undertaken.

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As a member of the International UV Association, Vertex Engineers meets the following UV-C safety standards and compliance requirements:

- ASNZS 4024, ISO13849, ISO 61508 and IEC 62061

- UV-C Safety ISO 15858:2016 to be superseded with ISO/AWI 15858

- Testing Standard BS8628:2002

- DIN EN 14255-1:2005 Regulates the measurement of personal exposure to artificial radiation

- EU Directive 2006/25/EC gives the limits for exposure

- AS/NZS 2211.9:2002 Maximum permissible exposure to incoherent optical radiation

- IEC 62471:2006 Photobiological safety of lamps and lamp systems

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