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Additionally, in room units could activate only when there is nobody in a room... like reverse occupancy lights. Slight movement would switch them off. If it wa
by bonestamp2 5y ago
Additionally, in room units could activate only when there is nobody in a room... like reverse occupancy lights. Slight movement would switch them off. If it was really harmful, a notification could indicate they are about to come if there is no movement. This would not be appropriate for every type of room of course, but more filtration the better where it is practical.
- detritus 5y agoAside from humans, would this radiation not also screw with dyes, paints and possibly plastic coherence in a room?
- bonestamp2 5y agoSure, I assume anything that is not UV safe could be a problem. In institutional environments, this could be planned for. A lot of plastics are coated with UV treatments already.