Deep UV LEDs—Enabling Innovations in Disinfection Registration

Duration:60 minutes

Abstract:

The desire for healthier living, cleaner environments and access to microbiologically safe drinking water is a persistent and growing need. Trends around the increase of antibiotic resistant superbugs and population growth, expansion and aging demand new disinfection methods for ensuring community safety. Integration of disinfection with deep UV LEDs offer OEMs the opportunity to address these trends with proven, reliable technology.

This webinar for R&D departments and design engineers will cover:

Market trends and how deep UV LEDs can enable product innovation
The top 4 things to know about designing with deep UV LEDs

Speakers

Mark Pizzuto

Director of Global Product Management – Disinfection
Crystal IS

Mark Pizzuto is responsible for identifying, supporting and commercializing products in Crystal IS’ disinfection product line. He works closely with customers to understand their needs and key requirements for current and future UVC LED offerings. With more than 20 years of experience in positioning disruptive technology into global markets, Mark has worked at leading innovators in healthcare including Dymax Corporation and GE. During this tenure, he commercialized a dozen new UV adhesive formulations for medical device manufacturing linked to USP Class VI and FDA 510K regulations. An EET graduate of Purdue University, Mark is also Six Sigma green belt certified.

Rajul Randive

Director of Applications Development
Crystal IS

Rajul Randive is responsible for designing, building and testing various prototype applications that use Crystal IS UVC LEDs. He works closely with customers to develop applications and maps those to engineering requirements that result in a market-ready product. He also ensures test protocols meet customer specifications. With more than 20 years experience with UV application development, he is a frequent industry author and presenter. He is also a voting member on the ASHRAE Committee for “Guidelines for the application of ultraviolet germicidal devices to control the transmission of airborne pathogens.”