Beko UVC5033TA

Beko UVC5033TA
We live in a time that places great demands on the hygiene and disinfection of everyday objects. Do you work in a risky environment? In the operation of childcare or care for the elderly? Do you want to best protect yourself and the people around you from viruses and bacteria? The BEKO professional sterilizer removes 99.9% of bacteria and viruses with double force . On the one hand, it disinfects with effective UV-C radiation, which can be combined with hot air or a fan for durable objects. Thanks to the Beko UVC5033TA sterilizer, you can eliminate viruses and bacteria from mobile phones, keys, wallets, watches, but also, for example, kitchen utensils or items for children.
Key features of the Beko UVC5033TA sterilizer
- The BEKO UVC5033TA sterilizer effectively kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses
- The device disinfects with double force, UV-C radiation can be combined with hot air and a fan
- The BEKO UVC5033TA sterilizer works efficiently without chemicals at all
- When the double-glazed door is opened, the appliance switches off automatically
- Thanks to the BEKO UVC5033TA sterilizer, you can safely disinfect your mobile phone, keys, wallets, watches, but also dishes or things for children
- The device is equipped with 4 efficient programs, a multi-purpose grate and a drying function
How does UV-C radiation work in the Beko UVC5033TA sterilizer?
Ultraviolet UV-C light is used to destroy microorganisms by breaking their DNA . After the action of the Beko UVC5033TA sterilizer, their cell structure remains irreversibly damaged after a few seconds. The BEKO UVC5033TA sterilizer therefore removes viruses and bacteria without the use of any chemical products.
Dimensions:
31.5 × 50.5 × 39.5 cm
Volume:
28 l
Output power:
520 W
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Beko Spólka Akcyjna, org. sl., Bucharova 2657/12, 158 00 Praha 5, Česká republika, [email protected], +420 222 525 222
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.

