Treat footwear before crews enter
operational and service areas
Our commercial footwear sanitizing station uses UV-C and ozone to sanitize both shoe soles in a 6, 8, or 10 second cycle. We provide placement information, product specifications, and approved laboratory results for your evaluation.
Transportation personnel move between terminals, vehicles, maintenance areas, loading zones, public spaces, food-service areas, crew rooms, and secure operational areas throughout the day. UVZone® can be placed at selected employee and crew entries where a 6 to 10-second footwear cycle fits the actual traffic pattern.
Looking at government or public safety entries?How UVZone® fits transportation entry protocols
We help your team review crew and employee entries where a timed shoe-sole step fits daily traffic, shift changes, and the sanitation procedures you already use.
Footwear treatment at selected crew and employee entries
UVZone® can be placed at selected employee and crew entries where a 6 to 10-second footwear cycle fits the actual traffic pattern. This gives your operation a consistent sanitation step without chemical trays, disposable covers, or a manual spray process.
Movement between public and operational areas
Transportation personnel move between terminals, vehicles, maintenance areas, loading zones, public spaces, food-service areas, crew rooms, and secure operational areas throughout the day. UVZone® adds a repeatable shoe-sole step where your team defines it.
Practical placement without unrealistic bottlenecks
Our team will help you identify practical locations where the station can support normal movement without creating an unrealistic bottleneck. Keep disposable covers, garbing, and PPE where your operating procedures require them.
Disposable covers at entryCompare your current footwear process with UVZone®
Disposable covers require purchasing, storage, correct donning and removal, handling, and waste management. Chemical trays and manual spray steps add recurring labor at each participating entry. UVZone® uses fixed equipment and an automatic timed cycle. We can compare those operating requirements with your team at the crew and employee doors you are reviewing.
Common placements in transportation facilities
Start with crew and employee entries where personnel already follow a defined footwear or sanitation step. We will review floor space, traffic pattern, door movement, and nearby power before recommending placement.
Entries to review for station placement
7 entry types
- 01
Door 01
Crew entrances
- 02
Door 02
Maintenance facilities
- 03
Door 03
Employee checkpoints
- 04
Door 04
Galley and food-preparation entries
- 05
Door 05
Ship gangways
- 06
Door 06
Service corridors
- 07
Door 07
Controlled operational areas
Organism-specific testing
Independent laboratory results
by organism
We show the reported reduction with the tested organism, exact cycle time, laboratory conditions, laboratory, and report ID. Results may vary by application conditions.
Candida auris
NSF International Applied Research Center · report J-00340388 · laboratory test surfaces under the conditions stated in the report
99.9993%
10 seconds
Clostridioides difficile
NSF International Applied Research Center · report J-00340388 · laboratory test surfaces under the conditions stated in the report
99.9960%
10 seconds
Murine Norovirus
CREM Co. Labs, Ontario, Canada · report PTGS200219-02 · the Murine Norovirus surrogate for human norovirus, tested under the conditions stated in the report
99.9951%
8 seconds
Salmonella enterica
Microchem Laboratory · report NG19887 · glass carriers simulating shoe soles under modified ASTM E1153 laboratory conditions
99.9980%
6 seconds
“We have been utilizing UVZone Shoe Sanitizing Technology since October 2020.”
Product operation, components, and maintenance
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
Station dimensions and
electrical requirements
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.
- Station dimensions
- 24" × 24" × 2"h
- Station weight
- 33 lb
- Weight capacity
- up to 400 lb
- Electrical input
- 120-240VAC, 50-60Hz, 1.2A
- Power cord length
- 10 ft
Review your entries
with our team
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 which entries you are reviewing
Tell us about crew, maintenance, checkpoint, or operational area entries you want to review.
Confirm the doorway fit and daily operation
We will review where the station sits and a 6, 8, or 10 second cycle within the footwear and sanitation procedures your operation requires.
Review the entries with your team
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
Lets talk foot traffic!
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 team727-300-1069Inquire about UVZone®
Share your name, company, and contact details. Our team will follow up about your facility and entry needs.
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