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UVC Automatic Door Handle Sanitizer
Infectious disease is easily spread through the use of door handles A virus placed on a single door handle can spread through the remainder of the building within 2 to 4 hours Ultraviolet Class C light (UVC) is effective at sanitizing surfaces easily and at a low cost UVC light can be harmful when
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