Introducing the ClearWin escalator handrail steriliser system
Effortlessly eliminating 99.99% of harmful surface germs, all day, every day
Keeping escalator handrails clean
As we enter a new era in public hygiene, the need to minimise the risk of contagion is at the forefront of our consciousness as a society. The general public uses transport hubs such as train stations, offices, airports and shopping centres thousands of times a day. However, most, if not all, escalators are only sanitized once a day through the use of chemical cleaning fluid, leaving public handrails at risk of spreading harmful bacteria and viruses. With this in mind, Aseptic Ltd are proud to introduce a new solution to the UK:
The ClearWin UVC escalator steriliser system.
Our unique, fixed cleaning unit, for escalator and moving walkway handrails, is capable of reducing the spread of germs and viruses by killing 99.99% of germs held on fomite surfaces.
NO ELECTRICITY REQUIRED
The system generates power through the motion of the handrail.
10,000 HOUR LIFESPAN
Minimal maintenance costs with 10,000 hours of germicidal lamp life.
FITS ALL ESCALATOR TYPES
Adjustable design caters for any variation in escalator and moving walkway design.
The benefits of a UVC handrail sanitiser
Our state-of-the-art sterilising unit is a great supplement to good public hygiene practices. It is also completely energy efficient.
Powered by the rotational force of the escalator handrail, it requires no electrical connection whatsoever. The internal UV lamp has an estimated lifespan of 10,000 hours, meaning it is highly cost-effective too.
LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN
Lightweight, simple design blends seamlessly into the environment.
EFFICIENTLY FUNCTIONAL
Discrete operation without hindering the flow or movement of passengers.
HASSLE-FREE INSTALLATION
The ClearWin system can be installed while the escalator is in motion without change to mechanical operation.
Consistent UV handrail sterilisation
Our UV handrail sanitiser kills 99.99% of germs through UV light alone.
Comparison between UV and other sterilisation methods
Heat
Ozone
Chemical
Radio
Sterilisation efficiency
Change to surface
Permeability
Sterilisation time
Effective against all
Effective against all
Effective against
specific
Effective against all
Effective against all
Little Change
None (except air & water)
Short
Easy
Ease of use
UV
Occasional
Occasional
Occasional
Little Change
Effective internally
Effective internally
Effective internally
Effective internally
Demanding
Demanding
Easy
Demanding
Long
Long
Long
Long
