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Aerial disinfectant Fumispore HA is a product used for surface disinfection by fumigation. It eliminates up to 99,99% of bacteria, yeasts, and fungi – for room volumes of 50 m3.
Aerial disinfectant for environmental disinfection of air and surfaces.
PACKAGE CONTENT: 2 AERIAL DISINFECTANTS FUMISPORE HA
COMPOSITION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF AERIAL DISINFECTANT FUMISPORE HA:
TOXICOLOGICAL DATA
The mixture is not considered to be hazardous to the environment in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008.
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE
Fumispore HA must be used with suitable personal protective equipment (check the product’s safety data sheet).
The product causes serious eye irritation (Eye irritation – Category 2).
Warning: always read the label and the information on it carefully to ensure the safe use of the Fumispore HA fumigant biocide.
Fumispore HA disinfectant fumigant is a disinfecting product used for the disinfection of the air and surfaces.
The fumigation treatment must only be carried out when there are no people, animals, plants or food in the environment. Simple disinfection: after lighting the can’s fuse, leave the product to act for a minimum of 4 hours (optimal after 15 hours) and, at the end, ventilate the room to renew 90% of the air (for 30 minutes to 1 hour).
To get the best results from Fumispore and ensure its effectiveness, you must:
Important: place signs at all entrances to the room indicating that entry into the treated areas is prohibited
With the aerial disinfectant Fumispore HA the environment will be disinfected in 4 stages:
Step 1: Spreading the active ingredient - the fumigant compounds spread the bactericidal and fungicidal active ingredient throughout the entire volume of the environment.
Phase 2: Aggregation - the particles of the fumigants incorporate the microorganisms in the air and on the surfaces of the environment into compact aggregates.
Step 3: Chemical destruction - during the first few hours of treatment, bacteria, fungi and yeasts are destroyed.
Step 4: Sedimentation – the aggregates slowly settle, sanitising the environment.
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