End-of-day reset
Treat the full room — including soft toys, mats, and reading corners — after children depart.
Children breathe more air per kilogram than adults, and they put everything in their mouth. UV-C leaves no chemical residue, no fragrance, and no surfactant film on the toys, mats, and tables they share.
Standard centre cleaning relies on quaternary ammonium and chlorine compounds — effective but not residue-free. Children with asthma, eczema, and chemical sensitivities react to those residues. UV-C disinfects with light, then powers off. There is nothing left for a child to touch, taste, or breathe.
Highly transmissible through shared toys and play surfaces.
A single case can close a room for a week without aggressive disinfection.
Particularly serious in under-2 rooms.
Spreads via shared towels, books, and soft toys.
Treat the full room — including soft toys, mats, and reading corners — after children depart.
Cots, sheets in transit, and sleep mats get a residue-free pass between rest periods.
Rotate batches of toys through UV-C treatment weekly. Soft toys, blocks, dress-ups.
Same-day mobilisation when a notifiable illness is confirmed in your centre.
Treatment supports your obligations under Quality Area 2 (Children's health and safety), specifically Element 2.1.2 (Health practices and procedures). We provide treatment logs suitable for ACECQA assessment visits, parent communications, and outbreak notifications to the local public health unit.
Never. UV-C at our intensity is industrial — the room is cleared, doors closed, and treatment is operated by remote key fob from outside. Re-entry is immediate once the unit powers down.
At periodic treatment intervals, no. We've treated centres with thousands of soft toys with no observable degradation over years of service.
Yes, though sunlight delivers some natural UV-C-adjacent radiation already. We typically focus indoor surfaces where natural UV doesn't reach.
Per-room or whole-facility flat rate. Contact us for a centre-specific quote — most centres find weekly or fortnightly contracts most cost-effective.