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The aim of this document is to collect data on Light Progress products’ efficacy for different application

of UV-technology. As these are conducted by 3rd party companies, we must remain resolute in
showcasing the results under strict compliance with all applicable regulatory standards. For further
information, please contact [email protected] with any questions you may have.
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Test 1: Evaluation of Virucide activity against Sars-Cov-2 of
Light Progress products
University of Siena, Department of Molecular and Developmental Medicine

TESTS PARAMETERS:

Name of product tested: UV BOX E


2/40H UV Power = 40 W High Output
lamp Period of analysis: 10/06/20 –
13/06/20 Temperature of incubation:
37°C
Identification of Viral strain: SARS-CoV-2 (Lot: VMR –SARSCPV2 VERO
E6_28042020) Incubation period: 3 days
Irradiation time: 2
minutes Repetition of
tests: 3 times
Experiment method:
Crystals (UV-C permeable) were positioned in the center on the grid, then inoculated with 100 μL of
viral
suspension. The suspension virus used was 107.2 TCID50%/mL (7.2 expressed by Log10).

TESTS RESULTS:

After Irradiation, Sars-Cov-2 was inactivated with a Log


Reduction of 5.7 LOG (>99.999%) which means total
10
virucidal
inactivation.
Test 2: Evaluation of Disinfectant efficacy Light Progress surface
irradiation product following FDA (Food and Drug Administration)
protocol described in “Guidance for Industry about enforcement
Policy for Sterilizers, Disinfectant Devices, Air Purifier during the
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19 Public Health Emergency”
University of Siena, Department of Molecular and Developmental Medicine

TESTS PARAMETERS:

Name of product tested: UV


PENTALIGHT Microrganisms
Tested:
― Pseudomonas Aeruginosa ATCC 27853
― Escherichia Coli ATCC 8739
― Stafilococco Aureus ATCC 43300
― Salmonella Typhimurium ATCC 23853
― Klebsiella Pneumoniae ATCC
BAA-1705 Inocolum Carriers: 20 cm2
stainless Steel carriers Concentrations:
1.5x107; 1.5x106 CFU/mL Exposure Times:
4, 7, and 10 minutes
Distance Surface – Source: 3.5 m
Repetitions: tests were performed 3 times in triplicate between August and September 2020

Experiment method:
2 PCB solution to suspend inoculum colonies were spread on the stainless-steel carriers, one placed
under UV irradiation and the other out of device reach. At the end of the exposure time both the
samples were transferred into 90 mm Petri dishes and D/E medium added. Plates were incubated at
36°C for 48h.

TESTS RESULTS:

After Irradiation, all Microrganisms tested were eliminated with value from 4 Log (99.99%) to 7
10
Log (99.99999%). The higher effect was of course achieved at 10 minutes exposures (distance was
10
fixed at 3.5
m).
Test 3: Evaluation of Airborne Microorganisms inactivation transiting
in-duct on a Light Progress UVGI air purifier according to ISO
15714:2019
TECNAL Srl - laboratory accredited by ACCREDIA (nr 0299 L) UNI CEI EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018

TESTS PARAMETERS:

Name of product tested: UV


FAN-XS Period of analysis:
November 2020

Microrganisms Tested:
― Serratia Marcescens ATCC13880
― Bacillus Subtilis ATCC6633
― Cladosporium sphaerospermum ATCC11289

UV-C Device features:


― UVC lamp power: 40W
― - Power supply: 230 Volt -50/60Hz -40Watt
― - Maximum AIR FLOW rate: 125 m3/h
― - Flow Speed: 2m/sec
― - Passage Section area: 0.0166 m2

Environmental Conditions:
Temperature: 25°C+-2°C
Relative Humidity: 50%
+-10%

Experiment Method and Goals:


Besides certifying an Air Purifier itself, the main goal was to assess the performance of our UVGI
devices for air disinfection, which are usually mounted in AHUs or duct in heating, ventilating and
air-conditioning (HVAC)

Bacterial strains were initially reconstituted in broth culture; then the microorganisms are grown on
plates; until the dilution obtained is the desired CFU/ml concentration for the inoculum. The
microorganisms are then inserted in the air purifier by an aerosol generator; using a Anderson
impactor with the cultivation soil plates provided for the microorganism, performs preliminary flow
checks of the flow generator.
Connect the aerosol generator in the inlet hole and the impactor Anderson in the output hole of the
device and start collecting the microorganisms following the operational protocol as per indications of
point 7.3 of ISO 15714:2019 protocol.
The test is performed 3 times both with the UVC light OFF and ON.
The plates are finally placed to incubate for 24 -48 hrs at 32°C+-1°C. For Cladosporium
Sphaerospermum: 72/120 hours at 25°C+-1°C.

TEST RESULTS:

The percentage of inactivation of aero dispersed microorganisms foreseen ISO 15714:2019 technical
standard; specifically, the following results have been obtained:
Serratia Marcescens bacterial inactivation: 100% - calculated UVC dose: D=11.58
J/m2 Bacillus Subtilis bacterial inactivation: 99.99% - calculated UVC dose:
D=56.56 J/m2 Cladosporium Sphaerospermum inactivation: 44.1% - calculated
UVC dose: D=276.53 J/m2.

Germicidal efficacy has been fully demonstrated.


Test 3:
Continued

UV LAMP UV LAMP
OFF ON

UV LAMP UV LAMP
OFF ON

UV LAMP UV LAMP
OFF ON

D90 inactivation dose required


(J/cm2)
Cladosporium
Sphaerospermum
Bacillus

Subtilis Serratia

Marcescens

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
Sars-COV
-2

LIGHT PROGRESS UV-C sources are capable of irradiating the volume of air treated with a sufficient
amount of energy to break down up to *99.9% of microorganisms tested by Tecnal, laboratory
accredited UNI CEI EN ISO / IEC 17025: the laboratory carried out germicidal efficiency test using
various microorganisms such as: Serratia marcescens, Bacillus subtilis, Cladosporium
sphaerospermum, as prescribed by the ISO 15714 Standard. These elements are representative of
gram positive bacteria, gram negatives and fungi. Their reduction percentage it is a guarantee of the
product's ability to break down a wide range of bacteria, viruses, including coronaviruses and other
microorganisms that are much less resistant to UV-C wavelegth (see complete chart, page 3).
Test 4: Evaluation of the effect of Light Progress UV-C air
Purification devices on the microbial and fungi load present in the
air
University of Siena, Department of Molecular and Developmental Medicine

TESTS PARAMETERS:

Name of product tested: UV FAN


M2/95HP Period of analysis: April
2010

Microrganisms
Tested:
― Mesophyl Load
― Psicrofila Load

Test Method:
The experimental protocol provides active sampling of 1 m3 air next to the exit slot of the air purifier with
both UV lamps ON and OFF. Tests have been conducted in a University classroom where
administration activity and lessons took place.
Results are expressed as Unit Forming Colonies for Air Cubic Meter (UFC/m3).

Experiment Goals:
Indoor pollution concerns confinated rooms such as work places, schools, hospitals, transportantion,
etc. where we spend most of our time. International scientific community has been investigating for
years how public health can be affected by poor Indoor Air Quality environments.
This study regards the purifying effect of UVGI technology provided by LIGHT PROGRESS in spaces
where a normal working and social activity is held.
The goal is to prove that there is a certain benefit in using UV air purifier, especially in crowded and
closed areas, due to the decreasing of Microbial and Fungi load in air.

TEST RESULTS:
LIGHT PROGRESS device succeeded in reducing almost completely the total load of both Mesophyl
and Psicrofilia microorganisms showing almost none UFC/m3 of aspirated air when lamps were ON.
Chart below shows results.
Test 5: Raytracing Model for Morgan Stanley HQ Building Air Duct System
Based on In-Situ Measurements
HP Environmental Measure & Validation 3rd Party Consultant for Morgan Stanley

UV-FCU-90WH-B
Test 6: UV-Fan Test for Sars-Cov-2

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