A device built for enclosed spaces: refrigerators, kitchen cabinets, closets, shoe cabinets. Active airflow and UV treatment inside a 120 mm housing. This isn't a shrunken room purifier — it's a different class of device.
Refrigerators, cabinets, and closets hold air inside a compact volume that a standard purifier simply can't fit — not in size, not in how it works.
In a closed compartment there's no natural air movement — it stays in place along with everything inside it.
Odors don't dissipate — they concentrate inside and transfer onto food, clothing, and shoes.
Microorganisms and contaminants stay suspended and keep circulating inside the compartment.
Air is actively drawn in through the front inlet, treated inside the chamber, and returned through three rear outlet sections.
Diagram simplified: patent-protected system components are intentionally not disclosed.
The device architecture is the same. What differs is the lamp wavelength — and, accordingly, the problem each version solves.
It's the same device — only the installation spot changes, along with what matters most there.
Continuous circulation inside a sealed compartment: storage stays fresh without odors mixing between shelves.
Airflow where grains and dishware are stored — instead of stagnant air behind a closed door.
Three mounting options: side wall, compartment ceiling, or back wall — whichever fits the closet's build.
The toughest scenario for odor: this is where the ozone version does exactly what it's built for.
An adhesive mounting system: a protective pad covers the surface, a mounting plate holds the device, and the device itself attaches magnetically and lifts off for servicing.
The surface is cleaned, and the pad forms a protected mounting zone.
An adhesive plate presses onto the center of the pad and holds it firmly in place.
The device attaches magnetically to the plate and lifts off again in seconds.
Several mounting plates for different install spots. Protective pads are replaceable and sold separately.
The device is designed for enclosed spaces and is not a room air purifier. Concept documentation: some technical solutions are patent-protected and are not disclosed prior to the campaign launch.
