Biopulz E-zo IPL Integrated Decon System
- Integrated intense pulsed light disinfection
- Recessed blocks preserve floor space
- Bespoke layouts address shadowing
- Automated controls and cycle records
- Chemical-free surface treatment
- Configurable for cleanrooms, airlocks and enclosures
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Description
Biopulz E-zo integrates surface disinfection into your controlled environment. Distributed optical blocks deliver intense pulsed light from positions selected around the room or enclosure, addressing layouts where a single mobile source cannot provide sufficient exposure.
The optical blocks, power unit and control interface are positioned to suit the application. This modular approach accommodates complex rooms, material transfer airlocks, restricted access barrier systems and isolators.
Automated safety checks, treatment recipes and cycle reporting support controlled, traceable operation. System configuration and qualification are developed around the room geometry, treatment load and required microbiological performance.
Key Features
- Contactless treatment of exposed surfaces
- No chemical disinfectant dosing
- No rinsing or chemical drying stage
- Treatment performance established for the application
Application and Qualification
- Application-specific optical block quantities and orientations
- Coordinated power and control locations
- IQ/OQ documentation and support for client-led PQ
FAQS
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How does E-zo differ from Eloane?
E-zo is a fixed, distributed installation; Eloane is mobile.
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How long does treatment take?
Biopulz indicates 1–3 minutes for suitable configurations, subject to layout and qualification.
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Can E-zo be incorporated into a Cleancube?
Integration can be considered during Cleancube design, coordinating optical coverage, utilities and safety arrangements.
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Can staff remain inside during treatment?
No. Access controls and safety checks must confirm the treatment zone is unoccupied.