Plurality of dual UV-C lamp systems wirelessly-remotely-simultaneously activated/deactivated from a distant central location
OwnerRenato Martinez Openianoinventor
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Abstract
Embodiments of the present disclosure include a method for destroying pathogens in irradiating a region at a radiation having a wavelength between 200-300 nm via one or more lamps operatively connected to a respective cavity in responsive to processing a sequence associated with an inputted address. Embodiments also include controlling an operating status of the one or more lamps via a control center by sending a first command and sending a second command. Embodiments also include determining: a time frame of when the one or more lamps irradiate the region; and determining if there may be a motion.
Claims20
A method for destroying pathogens comprising:
- universally wirelessly, simultaneously, and indiscriminately controlling an operating status of each pathogen lamp of a plurality of pathogen lamps installed within a respective cavity of a housing system of one or more housing systems, inside each participating establishments, facilities, buildings throughout the vast geographical region of a country within a cluster, by transmitting one or more non-transitory signals from a control center that simultaneously control the plurality of pathogen lamps in the cluster by:
- sending a first command;
- sending a second command;
- and
- sending a subsequent command after the first command and the second command for determining a time frame of when one or more pathogen lamp of the plurality of pathogen lamps irradiate the region;
- determining if there is a motion;
- and processing a sequence associated with (i) an inputted address, (ii) days of office hours, or (iii) the inputted address and the days of office hours;
- and
- irradiating one or more regions within the cluster at a radiation having a wavelength between 200-300 nm via the one or more pathogen lamps of the plurality of lamp units operatively connected to a respective cavity, in response to transmitting at least one or more of the non-transitory signals as a command signal for controlling the operating status, based on the processed sequence associated with the inputted address, the days of office hours, or the input address and the days of the office hours, and if the motion is determined.
A computer system for destroying pathogens, comprising:
- a command center telecommunicatively connected with one or more housing systems within a cluster;
- a plurality of pathogen lamps operatively connected within the one or more housing systems, wherein each housing system of the one or more housing systems contains one or two cavities, wherein the one or two cavities are configured to receive a respective pathogen lamp unit of the plurality of pathogen lamps;
- wherein the command center transmits one or more non-transitory signals from a control center that simultaneously control the plurality of pathogen lamp in the cluster for:
- sending a first command;
- sending a second command;
- sending a subsequent command after the first command and the second command for determining a time frame of when the one or more lamps irradiate the region;
- determining if there is a motion;
- and processing a sequence associated with (i) an inputted address, (ii) days of office hours, or (iii) the inputted address and the days of office hours;
- and
- irradiating one or more regions within the cluster at a radiation having a wavelength between 200-300 nm via one or more pathogen lamps of the plurality of pathogen lamps operatively connected to a respective cavity, in response to transmitting at least one or more of the non-transitory signals as a command signal for controlling the operating status, based on the processed sequence associated with the inputted address, the days of office hours, or the input address and the days of the office hours and if the motion is determined.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.