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Champaign, IL 61821
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Eden Park Illumination is a global leader in designing and manufacturing Far UV-C 222nm disinfection lamps, used in innovative applications to create safer indoor spaces. Our patented thin UV lamps can work to safely disinfect air and surfaces, mitigating threats from Covid-19 and beyond.
Developed based on innovations by Dr. Gary Eden and Dr. Sung-Jin Park from the world-leading College of Engineering at the University of Illinois, Eden Park lamps are the result of years of research and engineering iteration, creating devices with specific wavelengths of UV light in a thin, flat format. This design opens the door for a wide range of commercial applications.
In the face of threats like COVID-19, our work-spaces and meeting places need safer, effective solutions that will allow us to return to a new normal. Eden Park’s thin 222 nm UV lamps, also known as Far UV-C, are made in Champaign, Illinois, for communities across the globe. They work to continuously inhibit the growth of pathogens over 100 times smaller than human cells. And unlike longer wavelengths, 222 nm cannot penetrate human skin. When deployed properly, it’s a safer way to use UV lamp technology, starting today.
Our dynamic lighting technology company is a leader in the areas of research, development and commercialization of microcavity, microplasma UV Lights. Anchored in over fifty years of technology heritage through our affiliation with the Laboratory of Optical Physics and Engineering at the University of Illinois, our team includes business and technology experts from diverse backgrounds and nationalities who collaborate to meet the innovative challenges of our world today.
Not all ultraviolet light is created equal. UV wavelengths 222 nm and above are effective for killing or destroying bacteria and viruses. But unlike 254nm to 257nm wavelengths which, while effective, can represent significant risks to human cells, 222nm represents an effective and significantly safer alternative. Eden Park’s lamps have led the way in flat panel UV innovation. Now, our Far UV-C lamp offers a way to inhibit the growth of harmful viruses and bacteria in densely populated spaces. Amid threats like COVID-19, it’s a science-backed solution to help return our communities to a newer, healthier normal.
Eden Park technology separates a certain part of UV: Far UV-C or 222 nm. And it is that wavelength that studies show to be both effective at reducing pathogen concentrations, and safer for humans occupying the space.* Eden Park technology (in flat panel, thin 222 nm UV lamps) offers a vital element to help mitigate the spread of airborne pathogens in populated indoor spaces, including factories, submarines, aircraft carriers, planes, waiting rooms, restaurants and more.
All over the world, universities and labs are exploring Far UV-C. Dr. David Brenner, a pioneer in the use of 222 nm UV light for disinfection, has partnered with Eden Park in studies for the National Institute of Health and has released peer reviewed papers demonstrating results over the years. His findings, and those of other researchers, are extremely promising.
Developed based on innovations by Dr. Gary Eden and Dr. Sung-Jin Park from the world-leading College of Engineering at the University of Illinois, Eden Park lamps are the result of years of research and engineering iteration, creating devices with specific wavelengths of UV light in a thin, flat format. This design opens the door for a wide range of commercial applications.
In the face of threats like COVID-19, our work-spaces and meeting places need safer, effective solutions that will allow us to return to a new normal. Eden Park’s thin 222 nm UV lamps, also known as Far UV-C, are made in Champaign, Illinois, for communities across the globe. They work to continuously inhibit the growth of pathogens over 100 times smaller than human cells. And unlike longer wavelengths, 222 nm cannot penetrate human skin. When deployed properly, it’s a safer way to use UV lamp technology, starting today.
Our dynamic lighting technology company is a leader in the areas of research, development and commercialization of microcavity, microplasma UV Lights. Anchored in over fifty years of technology heritage through our affiliation with the Laboratory of Optical Physics and Engineering at the University of Illinois, our team includes business and technology experts from diverse backgrounds and nationalities who collaborate to meet the innovative challenges of our world today.
Not all ultraviolet light is created equal. UV wavelengths 222 nm and above are effective for killing or destroying bacteria and viruses. But unlike 254nm to 257nm wavelengths which, while effective, can represent significant risks to human cells, 222nm represents an effective and significantly safer alternative. Eden Park’s lamps have led the way in flat panel UV innovation. Now, our Far UV-C lamp offers a way to inhibit the growth of harmful viruses and bacteria in densely populated spaces. Amid threats like COVID-19, it’s a science-backed solution to help return our communities to a newer, healthier normal.
Eden Park technology separates a certain part of UV: Far UV-C or 222 nm. And it is that wavelength that studies show to be both effective at reducing pathogen concentrations, and safer for humans occupying the space.* Eden Park technology (in flat panel, thin 222 nm UV lamps) offers a vital element to help mitigate the spread of airborne pathogens in populated indoor spaces, including factories, submarines, aircraft carriers, planes, waiting rooms, restaurants and more.
All over the world, universities and labs are exploring Far UV-C. Dr. David Brenner, a pioneer in the use of 222 nm UV light for disinfection, has partnered with Eden Park in studies for the National Institute of Health and has released peer reviewed papers demonstrating results over the years. His findings, and those of other researchers, are extremely promising.
