The Spectra 1000 is a supplemental ultraviolet-C (UV-C) device operating at 254 nm. It draws room air across high-output UV-C lamps while simultaneously exposing hard, non-porous surfaces to UV-C light. The unit features a patented airflow system designed to maintain optimal lamp output during each cycle. The Spectra 1000 is intended to supplement, not replace, manual cleaning and disinfection practices. It is not intended for use on medical devices. Independent laboratory testing of the Spectra 1000 is publicly available and demonstrates reductions in a range of environmental microorganisms on hard surfaces.
The EPA does not review or validate efficacy claims for UV-C devices. All performance data referenced is based on independent laboratory testing and is publicly available.
The Spectra 1000 is a supplemental UV-C environmental microbial reduction device that helps reduce microbial contamination on hard, non-porous hard surfaces in unoccupied rooms.
It draws room air across high-output UV-C lamps while simultaneously illuminating hard surfaces.
The unit is intended for use after standard cleaning protocols in unoccupied rooms.
The Spectra 1000, manufactured by Integrated UVC Solutions, and distributed exclusively through Medline Industries.
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All devices are limited by the available power supply in a facility such as a standard 20A circuit. What differentiates one system from another is how they use and convert that power to UV-C output.
The Spectra 1000’s patented airflow design cools the UV-C lights which ensures that they operate at their highest efficiency to produce optimal UV-C output through the full cycle.
Higher UV-C output is a critical design consideration when targeting hard-to-reduce environmental pathogens such as Clostridioides difficile. The Spectra 1000 was developed to deliver consistent UV-C intensity. Independent laboratory testing of the Spectra 1000 is publicly available and demonstrates reductions in a variety of microorganisms, including C. difficile, on hard, non-porous surfaces
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The EPA does not review or validate efficacy claims for UV-C devices. All performance data referenced is based on independent laboratory testing and is publicly available
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Several factors influence the pricing of UV-C environmental microbial reduction devices, including design complexity, supply chain efficiency, market history, and business model strategy
The Spectra 1000 was engineered by Integrated UVC Solutions to deliver cost-accessible supplemental UV-C exposure for hard surfaces in unoccupied rooms.
A patented dual-action design increases functionality while maximizing power efficiency.
Its streamlined, open-frame chassis with minimal moving parts reduces assembly time and lowers long-term service requirements.
Unlike early-generation systems that followed high-margin pricing models, the Spectra 1000 was developed with wide-scale accessibility in mind. A vertically integrated manufacturing process from raw materials to final assembly helps eliminate third-party markups and improve cost control.
The result is a reliable, easy-to-deploy UV-C exposure system that supports environmental disinfection practices at a price point suited for real-world use across a range of care environments.
The Spectra 1000 is classified as a pesticide device under FIFRA. The EPA does not evaluate or validate performance claims for UV-C devices. All efficacy statements are supported by independent testing results.
