Upper-Room UVGI

Clean air faster and more affordably than mechanical air changes alone with autonomous upper-room UVGI from Beam.

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Effective

Provide powerful air disinfection by adding 12+ equivalent air changes per hour to your space, the same as replacing room air every 5 minutes.

Disinfect continuously whenever a room is occupied and for 20 minutes after.

Safe

Ensure safe operation: Beam mounts at 7 feet or higher — above human presence.

If motion is detected in the disinfection zone, Beam turns off immediately.

Sustainability

Kill up to 99.999% of target microbes* with the energy consumption of a high-performance laptop. Beam achieves an equivalent air change rate as HVAC with 95% less energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions.

Continuous air disinfection

Installed in occupied spaces with long occupant dwell times, Beam is the perfect solution for powerful and continuous air disinfection.
Beam shines a layer of UVGI light at the top of a room, typically from 7 feet up to the ceiling. This is called the disinfection zone.
As occupants talk and breathe, their exhaled breath travels to the top of the room (warmer air rises), reaching the disinfection zone.
Beam’s UV-C light rapidly inactivates the target microbes in this air by preventing their replication.
Newly cleaned air naturally recirculates back into the lower portion of the room, where it is inhaled.

One platform for healthy,
smart, and sustainable buildings.

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R-Zero Connect integrates data from all devices, extracts insights, and manages workflows.

Beam's presence detection and usage data are incorporated into the Connect platform to inform room-based environment risk scores.

Hear what our customers say about R-Zero.

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The three established and proven air disinfection technologies are mechanical ventilation, upper room germicidal UV, and portable room air cleaners. Of these, upper room UV is the most cost-effective and is demonstrably safe and readily available to deploy today.


Dr. Edward Nardell
Professor at Harvard Medical School and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Real-world results.

Beam is intended to reduce microorganisms, pollutants, contaminants or pollen in the air.
Beam is not intended to be used as a medical device or for any health or medical-related purpose.

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