Seal Shield LLC Introduces ElectroClave UV Sanitizer at HiMSS

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The Seal Shield ElectroClave™ is a mobile device sanitizer that uses UVC LED technology which has the advantages of low power and low heat. The ElectroClave™ allows healthcare practitioners to sanitize hard-to-clean devices such as tablet computers and smart phones, while charging and syncing these enterprise devices in a secure environment.

Tablet computers and smart phones have been proven to harbor harmful bacteria and viruses.  A study published in the Journal of Applied Microbiology warns that "some 20 percent to 30 percent of viruses can be readily transferred from a fingertip to a glass surface, like that on a touch screen."  Today, hospitals use autoclaves to sterilize a wide variety of instruments.  Unfortunately, numerous devices such as tablets, smart phones and other electronics can not withstand the high heat of these sterilization systems.

Seal Shield's proprietary Smart Clean™ technology allows for fail safe sanitization, adjusting UV exposure to bulb life and environmental conditions. These features allow electronic devices to be charged and synced while they sanitize.

The Seal Shield ElectroClave™ combines HEPA filtration and positive pressure with high efficacy UVC LED technology to provide the most efficient means of combating cross contamination bacteria, viruses and fungi on hard to clean devices.  Each ElectroClave™ can charge, sync and sanitize up to eight devices simultaneously, and multiple ElectroClaves can be daisy-chained together to support an unlimited number of devices.  The ElectroClave™ is device independent meaning it is compatible with all major brands of tablets and smart phones.  Featuring Bluetooth® wireless technology for remote monitoring, the ElectroClave™ can be used as a portable sterilizer on a wheeled cart, placed on a table, or wall mounted for easy facility integration. 

"We believe the ElectroClave™ is disruptive technology and will greatly improve the ease and efficiency in which personal computing devices are managed in hospitals, from both the IT and Infection Control perspectives," says Seal Shield CEO Brad Whitchurch.

The Seal Shield ElectroClave™ UV Sanitizer is scheduled for production at the end of the year at a price of $3,999 MSRP.  Seal Shield's infection control products are sold through major IT and healthcare distributors worldwide.

Source: Seal Shield LLC

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