Thread: UV sterilisation

Has anyone used a UV steriliser im thinking of using one.
My autoclave has shit its self and one of these is about $100 cheaper then a electric pressure cooker ill post the specifications below and brand

20L Ozone UV Sterilizer Box Beauty Equipment Salon Nail Tools Sanitiser Cabinet

UV Ozone Sterlizer Box RTD-210A*

This machines uses Ultraviolet light and Ozone to effectively to destroy germs, viruses and microbes that may cause contamination. A powerful and natural purifier, ozone leaves no chemical reside, hence making it ideal and effective in sterilising tools.*

Features

304 stainless steel interiorOzone and ultraviolet heat to effectively sterilise toolsKeep warm function to keep articles such as towels warm2 layers*Ideal in killing germs and microbeslarge capacityKills up to 99% of bacteria*

Specifications

Size and Model : RTD-210ACapacity: 20LDoor: 1 door, swings open from left to rightTrays:*2Power: 130 wattsFrequency: 50Hz-60HzAdjustable Temperature: Up to 80 Degrees CelsiusVoltage: 220 VMachine Weight: Approx. 5kgsApprox. Dimensions cm: 28(H) x 40(W) x 30(L)

I wouldn't trust that myself

Originally Posted by Dallas405

Has anyone used a UV steriliser im thinking of using one.
My autoclave has shit its self and one of these is about $100 cheaper then a electric pressure cooker ill post the specifications below and brand

20L Ozone UV Sterilizer Box Beauty Equipment Salon Nail Tools Sanitiser Cabinet

UV Ozone Sterlizer Box RTD-210A*

This machines uses Ultraviolet light and Ozone to effectively to destroy germs, viruses and microbes that may cause contamination. A powerful and natural purifier, ozone leaves no chemical reside, hence making it ideal and effective in sterilising tools.*

Features

304 stainless steel interiorOzone and ultraviolet heat to effectively sterilise toolsKeep warm function to keep articles such as towels warm2 layers*Ideal in killing germs and microbeslarge capacityKills up to 99% of bacteria*

Specifications

Size and Model : RTD-210ACapacity: 20LDoor: 1 door, swings open from left to rightTrays:*2Power: 130 wattsFrequency: 50Hz-60HzAdjustable Temperature: Up to 80 Degrees CelsiusVoltage: 220 VMachine Weight: Approx. 5kgsApprox. Dimensions cm: 28(H) x 40(W) x 30(L)

Yes I use similar and it works well.


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Originally Posted by Caustic Charm

Yes I use similar and it works well.


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Thank you caustic I know you know your shit when it comes to brewing and if you use one thats good enough for me to used one ����

Originally Posted by Dallas405

Thank you caustic I know you know your shit when it comes to brewing and if you use one thats good enough for me to used one ����

I appreciate that, sir yea compared to a pressure cooker, these are way better because there’s no moisture. Wipe down my table with alcohol, and everything else get put in the UV cabinet.


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Originally Posted by Caustic Charm

I appreciate that, sir yea compared to a pressure cooker, these are way better because there’s no moisture. Wipe down my table with alcohol, and everything else get put in the UV cabinet.


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I was reading that it kills as much as a autoclave and most water treatment plants use it to kill all the bacteria in the drinking water in hospitals ive ordered one and its on the way

Sorry to bump a old thread but would this work to kill bacteria in the actual brew?

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Originally Posted by Bigskwats

Sorry to bump a old thread but would this work to kill bacteria in the actual brew?

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Thats what BA is for to kill and prevent any nasties from growing in your brew

What about as a extra precaution, say you've run your brew through a filter and now you're dispensing via pipette into vials. Obviously most of us are working in a good clean environment and keeping everything as clean as possible but just what if something got in during the filling process. Would a UVC box be able to ensure your finished product is good to go?

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