UV Pass Box (without HEPA filters) LUP-B15

The UV Pass Box (without HEPA filters) LUP-B15 features a large internal chamber measuring 1000 × 1000 × 1000 mm, making it ideal for handling bulky or multiple items at once. This high capacity enhances operational efficiency by reducing the frequency of transfers. It is particularly beneficial in facilities with high throughput such as pharmaceutical manufacturing or industrial labs. The spacious design supports ergonomic handling of materials.

Labtron UV Pass Box (without HEPA filters) LUP-B15's built-in 8 to 11 W UV germicidal lamp helps sterilize surfaces of materials during transfer. This disinfection process minimizes microbial contamination risks without the use of chemicals. It is especially effective in industries where microbial control is critical, such as life sciences and food processing. Regular use of UV sterilization helps maintain hygiene protocols between cleanroom zones.

Our UV Pass Box (without HEPA filters) LUP-B15 includes a red press button for simple on-off operation and indicator lights that show the current door lock status. These controls are conveniently located and designed for intuitive use, reducing training requirements for staff. The see-through glass window also allows users to monitor contents without opening the pass box. These features together ensure user-friendly operation.

Labtron's UV Pass Box (without HEPA filters) LUP-B15 is widely used in pharmaceutical production, food quality testing, cleanroom packaging, and biotech laboratories. Its function is to transfer items while preserving a sterile environment across cleanroom areas. The robust build and clean design meet the standards of strict regulatory environments. It is also beneficial in academic and research institutions requiring contamination control.

Our UV Pass Box (without HEPA filters) LUP-B15 recommends users to clean the surfaces regularly with appropriate non-abrasive disinfectants to maintain optimal functionality. The UV lamp should be checked periodically and replaced according to the manufacturer’s recommended hours of use. It is also important to test the door interlock mechanism routinely for reliability. Documentation of maintenance ensures regulatory compliance and operational readiness.