Prepare footwear for entry.
Follow your facility’s visible-soil removal, footwear, and hygiene procedures before using the station. UVZone® does not remove mud or manure.
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Our commercial footwear sanitizing station uses UV-C and ozone to sanitize both shoe soles in an 8-second factory-set cycle. We provide placement information, product specifications, and approved laboratory results for your evaluation.
UVZone® adds a dry, repeatable footwear step at selected personnel transitions in swine, dairy, cattle, and feed operations. We help your team review entry locations, traffic, footwear conditions, and the station’s role within existing biosecurity procedures.
Looking at food plant entries?We help your team identify barn, housing, feed, and production entries where a timed shoe-sole step fits your biosecurity procedure, traffic flow, and available floor space.
UVZone® provides a dry, automated shoe and boot treatment at designated biosecurity transitions. Your team defines how the station fits existing footwear cleaning, chemical treatments, and other required biosecurity procedures.
Employees, veterinarians, service crews, and visitors can carry microorganisms between outdoor areas, animal housing, feed operations, processing areas, and separate production zones. UVZone® adds a repeatable footwear step at the entries your team defines.
We help poultry, swine, dairy, cattle, veterinary, and feed operations identify entry points where UVZone® can support bioexclusion and biocontainment procedures while your team keeps the wet chemistry or cover steps your program requires.
Chemical footbaths at entryChemical footbaths require mixing, concentration checks, solution replacement, cleaning, and disposal at each participating entry. UVZone® uses fixed equipment and an automatic timed cycle, so its operation does not require solution preparation or liquid disposal at the door. We can compare both operating models with your team while keeping wet chemistry where your biosecurity program requires it.
Start with biosecurity transitions where personnel already follow a defined footwear or footbath procedure. We will review floor space, traffic pattern, door movement, and nearby power before recommending placement.
Entries to review for station placement
8 entry types
Door 01
Barn entrances
Door 02
Animal housing transitions
Door 03
Veterinary areas
Door 04
Hatcheries
Door 05
Feed mills
Door 06
Employee entries
Door 07
Visitor entries
Door 08
Movement points between production zones

Ask our team for the available organism-specific reports, tested materials, treatment times, and laboratory conditions relevant to your evaluation. Your veterinarian or biosecurity lead can review those details alongside your facility procedures.
Laboratory results describe the conditions tested. Outcomes in a barn or production facility depend on its footwear, entry conditions, and operating procedures.
Follow your facility’s visible-soil removal, footwear, and hygiene procedures before using the station. UVZone® does not remove mud or manure.
Position both feet on the designated treatment areas. The station activates automatically.
UV-C light and ozone treat both soles during the 8-second factory-set cycle. Follow the visual and audible completion indicators before continuing.
Use these published specifications with the station dimensions and electrical requirements when your team reviews the product. Ask us for current maintenance instructions and replacement component information before installation.
Facility preparation
UVZone® measures 24 by 24 inches and sits 2 inches above the floor. It uses 120-240VAC, 50-60Hz, 1.2A with a 10 feet power cord. We recommend reviewing the walking path, door swing, threshold, and outlet location before placement.

A focused entry review lets your team see how UVZone® fits the doorway, traffic pattern, power location, and sanitation process before you add more stations.
Tell us about barn, housing, feed, hatchery, or production-zone transitions you want to review.
We will review where the station sits and a 6, 8, or 10 second cycle within your bioexclusion and biocontainment procedures.
Use the traffic observations, environmental monitoring, quality records, and operating measures your facility already reviews to decide whether additional stations make sense.
Start with your facility
Tell us where employees, visitors, contractors, or production personnel enter the areas you need to protect. We will review your current use of covers, chemical mats, dedicated footwear, and other entry controls with you.
Call our team727-300-1069Share your name, company, and contact details. Our team will follow up about your facility and entry needs.
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