rapid, validated bio-decontamination for critical environments

The Halton Vita VDU-750 decontamination unit generates and distributes vaporised hydrogen peroxide (VH₂O₂) throughout the space, ensuring complete coverage, including hard-to-reach areas. Microorganisms are eliminated through oxidation that damages cell membranes and DNA. Following the decontamination cycle, hydrogen peroxide decomposes into water and oxygen, leaving no harmful residues.

The VDU-750 operates as a fully automated system, reducing the risk of human error and ensuring repeatable, validated results. During each cycle, the system continuously monitors critical process parameters, including hydrogen peroxide concentration, relative humidity, air temperature, exposure time and process status.

After the decontamination phase, an integrated catalytic aeration process rapidly removes residual hydrogen peroxide, allowing the space to return to operation with minimal downtime.

Process data and cycle records support qualification and validation activities and can be integrated into quality management systems. Comprehensive monitoring and documentation help facilities maintain robust contamination control processes and support GMP requirements, including Annex 1 contamination control strategies (CCS). Electronic records can support compliance workflows in regulated environments, including those operating under 21 CFR Part 11 requirements.