TrueClean Pro UV-C Lamp

Yes, when used correctly. Run the lamp only when rooms are completely empty. Use the remote control to turn it on from outside the room, and wait for the timer to finish before re-entering. Never be in a room while the UV-C light is on. Keep pets out during cycles.

The lamp should only be used with the door closed. If someone opens the door, turn off the lamp immediately using the remote control. Modern designs include safety features, but the most important rule is: always use it in empty, closed rooms.

When used as directed for normal sanitization cycles (15-60 minutes), UV-C light will not damage your home. Avoid running extended cycles daily in the same spot. The lamp is designed for regular home use, not continuous industrial exposure.

Absolutely not. This lamp produces zero ozone. Some older or cheaper UV devices create ozone as a byproduct, which can irritate lungs and cause breathing problems. This lamp uses ozone-free UV-C technology specifically designed for safe home use. You can walk back in the room the moment the timer ends—no smell, no fumes, nothing harmful in the air.

Hospitals have used UV-C for over 80 years, but home versions are newer. Early consumer products were either too expensive, too dangerous, or cheaply made. Recent designs like this one include proper safety features (remote control, timers, empty-room protocols) that make home use practical and safe.

Many cheap UV products use weak LED lights that don't produce true germicidal UV-C, or they lack proper safety controls. This lamp uses the same 253.7nm wavelength hospitals rely on, with a remote control and timer for safe operation. Quality UV-C requires specific wavelengths and sufficient power—not all UV lights are the same.

You'll notice indirect signs over time: fewer allergy symptoms, less frequent illness, reduced musty smells, mold not returning as quickly in problem areas. UV-C's effectiveness is scientifically proven—the challenge is that sanitization, unlike cleaning, doesn't leave visible proof.

No. This lamp works alongside your regular cleaning, not instead of it. Clean surfaces and vacuum like you normally would. The UV-C lamp then covers what cleaning can't reach—air, fabric, and hidden surfaces. Think of it as the final layer after your regular routine.

Most customers use it 1-3 times per week per room, depending on their needs. High-traffic areas, pet spaces, or rooms with allergy concerns might benefit from more frequent use. Start with once a week and adjust based on your results.

No. Plug it in, set the timer (15, 30, or 60 minutes), use the remote to turn it on, leave the room and close the door. When the timer ends, the lamp turns off automatically. That's it.