The Hydroxyl Technology By UV Photolysis

The hydroxyl technology by UV photolysis Purification Technology is a novel environmental purification technology developed as a secondary enhancement to standard photo-hydro-ionization techniques, incorporating "Ultra-High-Order Accelerated Catalysis Technology." Utilizing broad-spectrum UV-driven technology and foam ceramic ion-shield catalysis, the system triggers a chain reaction—facilitated by various precious metal catalysts—to generate a suite of deodorizing and purifying agents.

These agents include hydrogen peroxide ions, hydroxyl ions, superoxide ions, and eco-friendly negative ions. Upon release into the surrounding space, these purifying agents actively engage in redox reactions with indoor air pollutants, thereby neutralizing various contaminants and ultimately converting them into carbon dioxide and water. Concurrently, these purifying agents disrupt the DNA of bacteria and viruses, rendering them either dead or incapable of reproduction, thereby achieving the objective of disinfection and sterilization.