Ozone Sterilizers
| Pros | Cons | Comment | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ozone Gas | Ozone gas must be removed prior to re-occupying area | FirstResponder® Sterilizers contain scrub filters to remove ozone |
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| Ozone smell may be an irritant to some | |||
| Some materials, like latex gloves, may be sensitive to ozone. | |||
| Large spaces require large and heavy ozone generators | |||
| Requires sterilization areas to be fully sealed | |||
UV-C Sterilizers
| Pros | Cons | Comment | |
|---|---|---|---|
| UV-C Light | Sterilizes line-of-sight areas only | Genlantis Room Sterilizers contain a motion detector that reduces accidental human or animal exposure to UV-C light |
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| Disinfection done manually, or by moving UV-C source to different areas in a larger space | |||
| UVC can degrade certain materials | |||
| UV-C light can cause damage to eyes or skin if not used properly | |||
Electrostatic/Germicidal Sterilizers
| Pros | Cons | Comment | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electrostatic Sprayers | Prone to potential human error | ||
| Higher cost of labor to operate | |||
| Long term higher cost of materials to operate |
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