Review on 🔆 BEWITU 36W UVC Light UV Germicidal Lamp: Effective Room Sanitizer with Ozone & Remote Controller - Ideal for Car, Living Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, Hotel & Pet Area by Tyra Simpson

These lamps are used to kill bacterial cells by emitting a specific wavelength of light called UV-C. These lights are available in a variety of devices such as: B. as boxes in which you place your items to be sterilized, or as sticks to illuminate surfaces. This special light is mainly used in hospitals or healthcare facilities. They are much more powerful than portable options and can disinfect a room in minutes. The most important thing to know about UV-C or devices that use it is that light attacks all cells, whether it's a viral cell or healthy skin cells. The light should be used with caution to avoid damage to skin or eyes. Aside from that, this light has a timer on the base and on the remote control to sanitize the room while the light does its job. The light should be placed in the middle of the room, when you press the desired run time, the lamp will beep more frequently, giving you time to leave the room. The light is then switched on and off after the set time. It's better to wait for the lights to go out even if you forgot something in the room. The only issue I have with the lamp is that the remote control uses a small special battery which is not common so will probably have to be purchased as I doubt most people would have one in their desk drawer. Another issue that I'm not sure will eventually go away with use is the smell that the lamp gives off with use. It creates a very strong burning smell from the lamp that lasts for a while. I have used this type of lamp before and the smell goes away after use so this is not a problem with this light just something to look out for before using the light. (Update: I didn't realize that light is also supposed to produce ozone and is the cause of the smell. I recently got an ozonator for fruit preservation and it smells exactly like it. Ozone is a vapor that also kills bacteria. Although after that this is not harmful, direct inhalation is unsafe. You must wait for the smell to dissipate before entering the room. The smell really shows the power of these lamps as the smell from my room spreads throughout the house.)