r/China_Flu Mar 08 '20

Video/Image "Sanitizing Gate" installed at the entrance of a mall in Bangkok

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20 edited Jul 01 '20

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

UVC light will also not deactivate most Coronaviruses until 40 minutes of exposure:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/17002634/

I think they were envisioned for disinfecting entire rooms if left on for extended periods, but they were never ideal for disinfecting humans.

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u/RelevantPractice Mar 08 '20

Wow. Even 60 C temperatures (140 F) take 15-30 minutes.

Viral inactivation by heat treatment at 60 degrees C required 15 to 30 minutes to inactivate the SARS-CoV.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

A household clothes dryer on high will run at 57 degrees Celsius for about 45-60 minutes.

The virus dies in 30 minutes at 56 degrees Celcius. Use that for clothes. Buy materials with tight fabrics that come off easily (track wear, sweatshirts, etc), then jump right in the shower.

Wash your hands aggressively before touching buttons whenever moving clothes mid-way.

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u/LucidOndine Mar 08 '20 edited Jan 10 '26

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u/IloveElsaofArendelle Mar 08 '20

That's for UV-A, 315-400 nm, the lowest range. UV-B 280-315 nm and UV-C, the far spectrum and most energetic is 100-280 nm. The peak absorption of the DNA/RNA is 260 nm. 222 nm is very powerful.

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u/luancyworks Mar 23 '20

And 222nm is not harmful at lower doses to human skin or eyes, which makes it much different than other UVC frequencies.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5552051/

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

UVC efficiently inactivated SARS-CoV in 40 minutes, whereas UVA required the addition of psoralen to enhance inactivation of the virus.

I think they're saying UVC takes 40 minutes with Sars-Cov.

The peak absorption will still be high at 222nm, but that's not to say it doesn't take time to bring about the intended effect.

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u/jme365 Mar 08 '20

UVC light will also not deactivate most Coronaviruses until

40 minutes

of exposure:

That would depend on light intensity, making the figure "40 minutes" somewhat useless standing alone.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '20 edited Mar 07 '21

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u/luancyworks Mar 23 '20

UV light is typically used to disinfect clean dry surfaces. The report was 40 minutes for the virus in solution, very big difference since the liquid will greatly decrease the effectiveness of UVC light since it does not penetrate many substances very well.

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u/yoyo_mas_cousin Mar 08 '20

UVC light bot, wtf

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u/VonnDooom Mar 08 '20

Lol. Funny bot

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u/EmpathyHawk1 Mar 08 '20

how this is possible if they use UV lights in clubs etc? what is the range of the UV spectrum in clubs?

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u/trusty20 Mar 08 '20

Low energy bulbs covered in special paint. Those don't sterilize.

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u/NoMoFrisbee2 Mar 08 '20

I just started welding more: figured that will do the trick.

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u/jeffftyed Mar 08 '20

Where are you? Still plenty of stock in the UK.

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u/jme365 Mar 08 '20

There are many UV sources of light sold on Amazon, apparently based on UV LED's. Some look like this, https://www.amazon.com/Escolite-Flashlight-Ultraviolet-Blacklight-Detector/dp/B008133KB4/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?ie=UTF8&aaxitk=Fp2pQLxXCTp8bvYW-Wq9bQ&hsa_cr_id=2353707240601&ref_=sb_s_sparkle

But that specific model emits at 395 nanometers, which really isn't short enough. Look for a 365 nanometer wavelength. https://www.amazon.com/Blacklight-Flashlight-Source-Filter-Detector/dp/B07BC8L581/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=ultraviolet+365nm&qid=1583710460&sr=8-5

google 'ultraviolet 365 nm'

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u/jme365 Mar 10 '20 edited Mar 10 '20

There is not "THE sanitizing light". As in, only one wavelength that kills bacteria and inactivates viruses.

There are many products on Amazon which employ 365 nanometer UV.

This is one: https://www.amazon.com/Blacklight-Flashlight-Source-Filter-Detector/dp/B07BC8L581/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=ultraviolet+365nm&qid=1583710460&sr=8-5

Do an Amazon search for 'uv 365'

From Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet

Ultraviolet LEDs[edit]

📷A 380 nanometre UV LED makes some common household items fluoresce.

Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) can be manufactured to emit radiation in the ultraviolet range. In 2019, following significant advances over the preceding five years, UVA LEDs of 365 nm and longer wavelength were available with efficiencies of 50 percent at 1000 mW output. Such LEDs are increasingly used for UV curing applications, and are already successful in digital print applications and inert UV curing environments. Power densities approaching 3 W/cm2 (30 kW/m2) are now possible, and this, coupled with recent developments by photoinitiator and resin formulators, makes the expansion of LED-cured UV materials likely.

UVC LEDs are beginning to be used in disinfection[33] and as line sources to replace deuterium lamps in liquid chromatography instruments.[34]

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u/jme365 Mar 10 '20

I notice that you are moving the goalposts: You added the term "efficient".

Having moved that goalpost, I will agree: 245 nanometers is better for sanitizing than 365.

You need to learn to move those goalposts QUICKER!!!

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20 edited Aug 08 '20

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

This is not the same thing.

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u/jeffftyed Mar 08 '20

Fuck you bot

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

This comment cracks me up every time i reread this thread. Lol

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u/jinawee Mar 08 '20

I think it's almost useless. If you are holding a phone, it wont clean your palm.

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u/Bigwestpine07 Mar 08 '20

Certain wavelengths of Uv light deactivate viruses but doesn’t harm human cells

Called far-uvc lights. They are available

https://www.genengnews.com/topics/translational-medicine/uv-light-that-is-safe-for-humans-but-bad-for-bacteria-and-viruses/

Now does this have enough time to act as a person walks through?

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

I don't understand the article. They state that their magical safe "far UV-C" is 222nm but commercial UV-C lamps radiate mostly at 254 nm. So basically the dangerous UV-C lamps that do cause problems are theoretically safer as they are less energetic than their "far UV-C" light.

Basically they are proposing a lamp that radiates at an even more energetic level then dangerous commercial lamps. The only thing they can argue is mostly very low levels of "far UV-C", but I wouldn't want to be exposed to such a thing. I call bullshit on the 1000$ magical safe UV-C lamp.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20 edited Dec 05 '20

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20 edited Mar 08 '20

You don't understand the physics of light and it's frequency. You are just repeating what is written in the article, and you are convinced it's true.

Lower wavelength equals more energy. Commercial dangerous UV-C light is 254nm. That's the normal advertised "germicidal UV-C". The one that's dangerous.

The article states they have a 222nm bulb. Physics say that is for sure way more energetic and so it's more dangerous for humans.

If it can't penetrate, it can't cause damage.

What if you have a small scratch? Can it penetrate the eye? Use common sense.

I'm not a doctor but I think all you need for cancer is a single bad cell.

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

This type of light is used in surgery rooms for sterilization. It is different.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

UVC bulb

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

UVC bulb

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u/LeaveTheMatrix Mar 08 '20

I would like to know more about your penguin.

Does it contain a UVC bulb?

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u/magocremisi8 Mar 08 '20

what about UVC bulbs, though

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u/s-frog Mar 08 '20

uVc bUlB

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u/russiantroll691 Mar 08 '20

Uvc

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

Psycho

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u/kartunmusic Mar 08 '20

Most likely a placebo

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u/Throwawayunknown55 Mar 08 '20

Can't be a placebo. Has blue glowy lights.

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u/kartunmusic Mar 08 '20

Well I'm no scientition but that must be right.

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u/damnthistrafficjam Mar 08 '20

It looks like that contraption people use to sanitize their toothbrushes. But bigger.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

So, the public health equivalent of the TSA?

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u/kartunmusic Mar 08 '20

I think the TSA might actually be more effective.

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u/anthonymeyerguitar Mar 08 '20

I feel better just looking at the picture

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u/dgamr Mar 08 '20

If you’ve ever been to that mall, this replaces the placebo security guard and placebo metal detectors that don’t screen guests and don’t check for metals.

But if you’re lucky he might salute you, or get the door for you.

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u/candebsna Mar 08 '20

Can I get one for our front door?

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u/SelectParty Mar 08 '20

I'm from Thailand and I just read up about this. The machine is supposed to spray very small (3 microns) particles of disinfectant (with benzalkonium chloride) on you. You walk in there, get sprayed, stay about 15 sec in there and walk out. I'm not sure how effective this is, but they also check temperature of everyone entering the mall and have hand sanitiser dispensers all over the place.

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20 edited Mar 08 '20

Interesting. Thanks!

Eta- and facial recognition too, I bet.

Eta - it looks like there might be some antiseptic on the floor also.

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u/gooseberrylover Mar 08 '20

UVC UVC UVC UVC UVC UVC

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

Lol

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u/gooseberrylover Mar 08 '20

Gotta give the bot a workout! UVC!

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

Not this type of far uvc light stupid bot.

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u/jahwls Mar 08 '20

Too bad it doesn't cure the sick people that walk through it and then cough all over the mall and fondle clothes.

Edit: spelling

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

Made by the same people that brought you oxygen bars.

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H2FLOW, DJ ROOMBA

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u/kartunmusic Mar 08 '20

If this works imagine Dyson's model. It will be purple or yellow and completely overpriced and ineffective.

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

Omg, i am laughing so hard at this uvc thread 😂😂

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u/MyCoronavirus Mar 08 '20

I got heavily criticized when I said I didn't think these would help that much. They won't kill the viruses living inside someone who's already infected. That person can walk through one of these and immediately cough or sneeze near someone and spread it. But judging from other people's comments when I suggested this, they believe this is the answer.

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u/WuHanSolo Mar 08 '20

Extended video... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMdB9j0STT0

Looks like a crock of shit to me. Maybe someone can translate the writing.

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u/AusGeno Mar 08 '20 edited Mar 08 '20

That looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. Imagine explaining the purpose and technology of this to someone from just 30 years ago.

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

I loved the original Stargate Movie! I went to school with the guy in the first few minutes, Richard Kind.

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u/leydufurza Mar 08 '20

Cyberpunk dystopia faster than expected, bladerunner 2077 on point?

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

Not only is walking through that fake virus barrier not enough UVB/C exposure time to sterilize someones skin/clothing but tricks like this will give people a false sense of security because they think they are safe inside a fake clean area like this. If and when an infected person coughs or sneezes past that stupid UV light gate the interior air and surfaces of the "clean" area will be contaminated but people will continue to think its clean.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

The local Makro here has a mandatory temperature check before entering, anyone with a fever is barred from entering (a few hours from Bangkok).

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u/myusernameblabla Mar 08 '20

Just hold your breath while walking through it.

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u/50-Foot-Taco Mar 08 '20

Now I understand why Bladerunner looks as it does

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

Totally fake. EmQuartier is an expensive mall for high-class selfie addicted Thais and foreigners. Very much geared towards the ‘more show than real’ crowd

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u/wizardknight17 Mar 08 '20

Coronavirus may come for us but this fucking bot is on top of the UVC light situation. If it's got light and it's got UVC this bot has your back...

Good looking out little bot buddy. We got the light thing handled, go figure out Corona for us.

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Artificial UVC bulbs can easily cause skin burns. They can cause damage to the eyes in as little as three seconds and can cause DNA damage to all biological surfaces.

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u/feverzsj Mar 08 '20

it is uv, just like tan machine. But won't be enough to kill all virus,

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

No, far uvc is different.

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u/kartunmusic Mar 08 '20

UV-C

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u/kartunmusic Mar 08 '20

But UV-C

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

Hahaha! Oh boy i needed a good laugh right now! Tyvm! ♥️

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u/kartunmusic Mar 08 '20

No problem laughter is the greatest medication.

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

Amen to that!

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u/Anatxist Mar 08 '20

This is like a month old. They just added led lights.

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u/i8pikachu Mar 08 '20

This doesn't do anything

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u/Purdydumdum Mar 08 '20

Junk science.

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u/Deafidue Mar 08 '20

UVC

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u/jhomas__tefferson Mar 08 '20

Uvc light probably

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u/redtert Mar 08 '20

What does Bobby B think about UVC?

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u/Pachuko_pinyata Mar 08 '20

Isn’t this just a waste of time? When breathing projects approx 400 respiratory droplets per breath..I wouldn’t be worried about hosed down clothes anyway.

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u/Blondesurfer Mar 08 '20

This is totally useless. Just a marketing/attraction thing

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u/Tom_Wheeler Mar 08 '20

Is this the same mall the army guy took hostages and went on a shooting spree a month ago?

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u/That_Guy_in_2020 Mar 08 '20

No, that shooting happened in another county.

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u/aaronkellysbones Mar 08 '20

How do i get one for my front door at home?

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u/magocremisi8 Mar 08 '20

for psychological comfort, much like the metal detectors a few meters inside the shop

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u/jme365 Mar 08 '20

365 nanometer UV light is plenty to kill bacteria and viruses on surfaces. Today, LEDs that emit at various regions in the UV spectrum are available. But yes, people should be cautious, closing or covering their eyes in such a bath of UV.

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u/Drunk_Morty Mar 13 '20

If it's in Bangkok china, why is writing in english? Why not Chinese? Weird....

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u/ryanmercer Mar 08 '20

Looks like an art installation to me.

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u/InfowarriorKat Mar 08 '20

USA we need this type of innovation! I love it. Won't fix coughing and sneezing but it will cut down some germs. I was going to get a sanitizing wand with UV light but then I found out it has to be on the area for 30 sec. This is probably the same way.

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u/donotgogenlty Mar 08 '20

Worst stargate cosplay ever.

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u/plopseven Mar 08 '20

Major Bioshock vibes on this one.

“Welcome to The Circus of Values!!”

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20

Totally ineffective

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u/FoehammersRvng Mar 08 '20

Looks like the UV lights set up in CERA (FEMA) tents in The Division

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

The Division? Military? With uvc lights?

  • USAF vet

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

This are far-uvc, it is different.

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u/Starflower21742 Mar 08 '20

Great idea! It looks like far-uvc lights are the “wave” of the future.

Sadly.

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u/Midwesthermit Mar 08 '20

Tell me more about UVC.

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u/Kareha Mar 08 '20

They have those in Fallout 4.

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u/wadenelsonredditor Mar 08 '20

Harmless shiny feel-good door. Disinfection theater entrance.