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Manhattan UV Phone Sanitizer, Integrated UV LEDs to eliminate germs, viruses and bacteria, Quick 1-minute or 5-minute cleaning cycle, Auto-off UV light when opened, White, Three Year Warranty, White, 410 nm, UV-C, Plastic, CE RoHS FCC, USB
Item no.: [6770243] | Manufacturer: Manhattan | Model no.: 425384 | EAN: 0766623425384
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Your phone is dirtier than you think - clean it with our Phone Sanitizer
Your smartphone can hold 10 times more germs than surfaces you think of as unclean. On any given day you end up touching countless objects that are potentially ridden with bacteria and viruses. Door handles? Yep. Grocery carts? Check. Toilet seats? Oh yes. And whatever you touch with your hands can end up on your phone. That phone you press against your ear. That phone your toddler likes to put in their mouth. That one electronic device, which many of us use the most each day, can harbor an average of approximately 20,000 distinct types of bacteria. Knowing this, how often do you really properly clean your smartphone? And if you do clean it, are you sure you're getting the bacteria and viruses that can hide in its tiny cracks and crevices?
Sanitize your phone and much more with UVC ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI)
The Manhattan UV Phone Sanitizer quickly kills off a plethora of germs, bacteria and viruses* without chemicals. Simply place your smartphone in the box and close the lid. Six powerful lights hit the exposed surfaces with germicidal UV waves to eradicate up to 99.9% of germs in just five minutes. A status LED let you know when the cleaning cycle is complete for that side. It doesn't just clean your phone either. This sanitizing box works on credit cards, jewelry, earbuds, key chains, and more. If it fits in the device bay, you can safely sanitize it with the Manhattan Phone Sanitizer.
* Note: This product is not proven to kill COVID-19 (coronavirus). This product is effective against germs and a wide range of bacteria, but Manhattan does not currently have any scientific data regarding its effectiveness against COVID-19.
Your smartphone can hold 10 times more germs than surfaces you think of as unclean. On any given day you end up touching countless objects that are potentially ridden with bacteria and viruses. Door handles? Yep. Grocery carts? Check. Toilet seats? Oh yes. And whatever you touch with your hands can end up on your phone. That phone you press against your ear. That phone your toddler likes to put in their mouth. That one electronic device, which many of us use the most each day, can harbor an average of approximately 20,000 distinct types of bacteria. Knowing this, how often do you really properly clean your smartphone? And if you do clean it, are you sure you're getting the bacteria and viruses that can hide in its tiny cracks and crevices?
Sanitize your phone and much more with UVC ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI)
The Manhattan UV Phone Sanitizer quickly kills off a plethora of germs, bacteria and viruses* without chemicals. Simply place your smartphone in the box and close the lid. Six powerful lights hit the exposed surfaces with germicidal UV waves to eradicate up to 99.9% of germs in just five minutes. A status LED let you know when the cleaning cycle is complete for that side. It doesn't just clean your phone either. This sanitizing box works on credit cards, jewelry, earbuds, key chains, and more. If it fits in the device bay, you can safely sanitize it with the Manhattan Phone Sanitizer.
* Note: This product is not proven to kill COVID-19 (coronavirus). This product is effective against germs and a wide range of bacteria, but Manhattan does not currently have any scientific data regarding its effectiveness against COVID-19.