Portable VHP Hydrogen Peroxide Generator ( Type II, Type III )

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What is Portable VHP Hydrogen Peroxide Generator ( II, III )

The Portable VHP Hydrogen Peroxide Generator models II and III offer specialized sterilization solutions for equipment, effectively sanitizing pass box, BIBO systems, isolators, and similar devices. These models feature user-friendly operation with a one-button sterilization function and are commonly used for disinfecting isolation rooms, isolators, pass box, BIBO systems, and other similar equipment.

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QUALIA VHP Generator III Biosafety Passbox Sterilization

Different Types of Portable VHP Generator ( II, III )

Type of VHP GeneratorDescriptionSterilization Space Range
Large Space SterilizationStationary ModelConnected to HVAC systems (100m³ – 2000m³)
Portable Model
Small Space SterilizationPortable Model with external disinfection port to the roomOutdoors (0-100m³)
Place inside the roomIndoors (0-100m³)
Equipment SterilizationFor use with bio-safty pass box, isolators, BIBO, Freeze dryer etc0-20m³
Robotic SterilizationSterilize according to any planned routeUp to 250m³
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Product Features

  • Full Vaporization: Employs complete vaporization for hydrogen peroxide generation.
  • Time Efficiency: Sterilization process is 30%-50% quicker than comparable products.
  • No Condensation: Prevents condensation and frosting during sterilization.
  • Customizable Parameters: Allows for modification of liquid, time, and concentration settings as needed.
  • Uniform Sterilization: Ensures consistent sterilant concentration across the sterilization space with custom designs.
  • Sealed Equipment Design: Fully enclosed build, easy to clean, with no hidden areas to minimize cross-contamination.
  • Automation: High degree of automation with one-touch sterilization, no manual monitoring required.
  • Multiple Formulas: Offers the ability to concoct multiple unique formulas for different uses, switchable as per user requirement.
  • Efficient Vaporization Module: Designed without dead zones to ensure total vaporization and no gas-liquid coexistence.

Technical Specifications

Portable VHP Hydrogen Peroxide Generator ( Type II, Type III ) | QUALIA VHP Generator III Dual Chamber Biosafety Passbox Sterilization
QUALIA VHP Generator III Dual Chamber Biosafety Passbox Sterilization
  • Power supply: 220V, 50Hz.
  • Compressed air: Pressure 4-6 kg, pipe diameter 8-10 mm (optional); Power: 1-3KW; Hydrogen Peroxide: 35% concentration.
  • Concentration control range: 250-700PPM, achieving precise sterilization.
  • Sterilization time: Customized according to the size and characteristics of the equipment space.
  • Effective sterilization volume: Ranges from 0 to 20 cubic meters.
  • Safe usage concentration: Maintained below 1PPM to achieve optimal safety.

Successful Cases

Project NameEquipmentCompletion Date
Wuxi AppTecVHP equipment generator2021.04
Ceva Santé Animale FranceVHP generator (equipment + space)2021.05
MONTAJES DELSAZ (P3 Laboratory)VHP generator (equipment + space)2018.08
Jordan JOCAC (Vaccine Production Workshop)VHP generator (equipment + space)2018.01
Tonghua Dongbao Recombinant Human Insulin Phase IIVHP generator (equipment + space)2017.11
Tonghua DongbaoVHP generator (equipment + space)2018.12
Nanjing Procleix BiopharmaceuticalsVHP equipment generator2019.08
Huarlan Bio (COVID-19 workshop)VHP space generator2020.02
Huarlan Bio (COVID-19 workshop)VHP equipment generator2020.12
Yunnan Huayu Large Animal P3 ProjectVHP generator (equipment + space)2021.1
Ningbo Rong’an BiopharmaceuticalsVHP space generator2021.1
Qingdao Yibang P3 Animal HouseVHP generator (equipment + space)2022.05
Qingdao Yibang P3 Animal HouseVHP equipment generator2023.08
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Hi, I'm Barry Liu. I've spent the past 15 years helping laboratories work safer through better biosafety equipment practices. As a certified biosafety cabinet specialist, I've conducted over 200 on-site certifications across pharmaceutical, research, and healthcare facilities throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

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