CDD is a steel optoelectronic device that utilizes intense UVC light concentration to interdict viruses, bacteria, and fungi then disables the DNA of the organisms, effectively reducing their infectivity.  Our CDD designs integrate professional engineering and software-enabled airflow modeling to mirror airflow patterns in the rooms serviced by CDD.  The room-specific airflow modeling ensures that a cleaner air environment will result from the proper application and use of a CDD unit

The CDD unit is designed with safety in mind. The enclosure which houses the UVC lamps maximizes exposure to the airborne pathogens while eliminating the chance of exposure to the inhabitants of the room. The unit is even equipped with shutoff switches which power down the unit while regular maintenance is performed.

Not necessarily. The airflow modeling software will ultimately guide the decision, but the CDD design allows for application in most commercial settings. It’s common for the CDD to serve multiple rooms and still boast the same benefits.

45 – 60 decibels. For context, a household refrigerator runs at approximately 55 decibels. Our CDD is designed with the flexibility to be mounted above drop ceilings or in attics.  In the majority of cases where this applies our clients have been very satisfied with the quiet operation of the CDD

Subject to room complexities the typical installation takes 1-2 days

The standard approach is:

• Fasten the CDD to the designed location
• Install flexible air ducts and associated air diffusers (grills) in accordance with the engineering schematic
• Install an electrical circuit to power the CDD
• Test operation and leave the unit running

Length: 73.25”
Width: 32.38”
Depth: 10.37″

We recommend replacing the air filter after the first 30 days of operation

• After the 30-day replacement proceed with changing the filter bi-annually

Change the UVC bulbs annually regardless of working status