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Understanding Conventional GUV

What it is, how it works, and what is needed for broader deployment

09/04/26

Conventional GUV unit showing how the light emitted from the device can inactivate pathogens.

Conventional germicidal ultraviolet (GUV) has been used for decades to reduce airborne disease transmission in indoor spaces. As interest in cleaner indoor air grows, understanding how these systems work, where they can be used, and what is needed for safe deployment is increasingly important.

Download the one-pager for a concise overview of conventional GUV, including how upper-room systems work, key considerations for use, and Blueprint’s work in this area.

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