Library UV Book Sanitizer Machine
Model: AHLD-401 (Patented products for 4 books disinfection in 30 seconds.)
AHLD-401 UV book sanitizer machine is designed for 4 books sterilization each machine at a time. With 4 groups of short-wavelength UV lamps, no Ozone will generate during the sterilization process.
With high-pressure air to remove the dust and for both cover and inner pages sterilization. With a lightweight and smaller size, AHLD-401 is the most economic model for home and public libraries use, yet as powerful as any large-size book sterilizer.
The Upgraded book sterilizer is with a touch screen and password protection to access the settings to avoid any unauthorized operation.
No Wet materials.
- AHLD-401 book sterilizer parameters
How to disinfect books? With the library book sanitizer machine, a 24 or 96 hours book quarantine is not necessary. The book sterilizer provides a faster and more effective way of collecting materials or books with non-toxic sterilization methods ( for 4/5/6/8/13 books disinfection) that can be finished in as little as 30 seconds.
Its unique system uses UV-C rays to eliminate bacteria, viruses, mold, and a fan to remove hair, dust, and other particles that might have fallen between the pages of a public library book. The built-in air blower can produce high-pressure air that can keep the book pages open to realize 360-degree disinfection for both the surface and inner pages. Alphatch book sterilizer offers easy, no installation and plug-in and one-button disinfection operation.
The book sterilizer works when an item such as a library book is placed on the book holder and the tempered glass door is closed securely. Once the “on” button is pressed, a fan begins to blow, thus removing foreign particles from the pages of the book. A UV-C lamp radiates a 253.7 wavelength to disinfect and will stop automatically if the door opens during the disinfection process. The UV book sanitizer machine uses an internal circulation system so that there is no risk of dust from outside air being forced into the system, which also extends the life of the unit’s filter.
Library UV book sterilizer for 4 books disinfection
Library uv book sterilizer
Model | AHLD-401 |
Dimensions (W * D * H) | 545*525*690mm |
Weight | 45kgs |
Disinfection Method | UV-C lamps |
Disinfection Volume | 4 books |
Door Material | Anti-UV tempered glass |
Body Material | Aluminum and Steel |
UV-C Lamps Numbers | 4 groups |
Disinfection Time | 30 seconds. 10-600 seconds adjustable |
Power Consumption | 110W |
Power Supply | 220-240V/50-60Hz; 110V is optional. |
Color | Black, light blue |
Download: Alphatch Library UV Book Sterilizer Catalog
- What Makes AHLD Book Sanitizer Different
Compared with other book sterilizers, we have many innovations:
- Modular design Aluminum and steel case will make it easy replacement of the case after a long time of usage and add value to your property.
- Also, the Aluminum material will increase the light reflection for360-degree book sterilization.
- Different from other book sterilizers, the AHLD book sterilizer is supplied with a deodorizing device to remove the musty smell and odor of the book.
- Open door protection: The power of the book sanitizer will be automatically cut off and the UV-C lamps will be turned off to avoid any UV radiation when the door is improper/suddenly open.
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- How to Disinfect Book – 5 Easy Steps
The book sanitizer is easy operation, and the sterilization time can be adjusted.
- Open the door of the sterilization room
- Open books and divide it into 2 parts
- Put the book on the vertical or horizontal holders and close the door
- Press the “UV” button on the touch screen to shart the disinfection process
- Once finished, the lamps will be turned off. Open the door to take the books
Do not try to open the doors during the sterilization process. The book sterilizer will cut off the power and the UV-C lamps will be turned off automatically when the door is suddenly open during the sterilization process.
