Creating a disinfected stethoscope from the epidemic using ultraviolet waves

The new iHome AUVBT1 Bluetooth Headset with Short Range Disinfected Ultraviolet (UVC) from iHome can be described as a wonderful innovative product that appeared at the right time. This headset is one of the products of IHOME, one of the most important subsidiaries of “SDI Technologies”, under the new production line of products equipped with “UVC” waves, according to the services of ” Media Tribune “.

Of course, it is entirely appropriate to introduce such a product during a pandemic, but it is essential in the long run to keep smartphones, headphones, glasses, keys, credit cards and remotes clean and sure. The protection provided by “UVC” waves, according to the “iHome” company, has been laboratory tested, and it has successfully eliminated 99.9% of viruses and bacteria without the use of liquids or chemicals.

During disinfection, the user just has to lift a top cover which reveals a hollow part intended for the disinfection of the thing to be disinfected. And when the cover is lifted, the LED cells (Double Emitting Light Emitting Cells), which emit ultraviolet rays, are disturbed to prevent exposure to these rays, and they return to work when the device is closed to complete the process of cleaning in just three minutes. Dual emission ultraviolet rays with short range on the upper and lower surfaces ensuring complete disinfection of the target device. There is also a cleaning countdown which shows the cleaning cycle of 180 seconds.

While disinfection is the new feature of the iHome bedside device system, there are two alarm clocks and the built-in bluetooth speaker can be connected to a mobile device to enable wireless audio playback. A pair of 5-watt USB-A charging slots can charge mobile devices. The smart watch dimmer also has a built-in sensor that automatically adjusts the light level based on the brightness of the room.

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