Mini UV-C Sterilizer Light for Toilets & Trash Cans for $31
May 12, 2020 / by Marco / Categories : Business, deals, design, entrepreneur, website




KEY FEATURES
Germs are everywhere — especially in garbage bins, toilet seats, and flush handles. Studies showed that millions of bacteria are lurking in these places, quickly transfers to your hands, and can cause serious health problems. These include Salmonella, E. Coli, and Flu Viruses, and more. Prevent the spread of contamination with this Mini UV-C Sterilizer Light. Using UV-C radiation with a wavelength of 200 to 275nm, it attacks the vital DNA of the bacteria directly, weakens their reproduction capability, and finally destroys them.
- Quarts Tube UV lamp, 9s to kill bacterias, 99.99% sterilization rate
- Long press to start disinfection, short press to stop ,simple to operate .
- Auto 5 minutes timer to complete the sterilization, energy-saving and secure
- Auto pause the sterilization process when the lip flap up 30 degree, continues when lip flap down
- Lightweight& compact, also suitable for other occasions like kitchen, cabinet,etc.
PRODUCT SPECS
Specs
- Color: black
- Materials: ABS, quarts
- Product dimensions: 4.92″ x 1.49″ x 0.71″
- Weight: 2.47 oz
- Battery capacity: 1,200mAh
- Input: DC 5V/1A
- Power: 3W
- Charging time: 2.5 to 3 hours
- Lamp wavelength: 200 to 275nm
- Manufacturer’s 1-year warranty
Includs
- Mini UV-C Sterilizer Light for Toilets & Trash Cans
- USB Charging Cable
- Fixed Bracket
- User Manual
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