For many hospitals, the Spectra 1000’s operating-expense framework, enables two, three, or even four times the coverage they could afford under a traditional capital-purchase model, all while freeing up cash for other priorities.
A technology upgrade is only as valuable as its day-to-day usability. The Spectra 1000’s slim stance glides through doorways and around fixed equipment, and its ≈7 lb push/pull force means most staff can position it without strain.
Conventional supplemental UV-C cleaning devices often demand six-figure purchase orders plus recurring service contracts—an expense profile that can bottleneck adoption and leave only a handful of devices for an entire campus.
Environmental Services (EVS) departments juggle escalating pathogen challenges, tighter room-turn schedules, and staffing constraints that seldom ease.
Independent laboratory testing has validated the Spectra 1000’s ability to significantly reduce microbial contamination levels on high-touch surfaces. This UV disinfection device provides an effective, time-efficient solution to complement regular environmental cleaning protocols. A series of studies were conducted through a third-party laboratory to evaluate the efficacy of Spectra 1000 UV in deactivating various pathogens commonly present in the healthcare space.
Procurement teams face the challenge of balancing performance with operational efficiency and cost. The Spectra 1000 from Integrated UVC Solutions was designed to meet that challenge head-on—with patented dual action capabilities, simplified engineering, and a price point that enables full-facility deployment.
