
Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide, Humidity and Temperature Measurement HPP270 Series
for bio-decontamination processes
Technical note
Understanding Critical Measurement Parameters in Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide Bio-decontamination
Because vaporized hydrogen peroxide leaves no residue and is efficient for bio-decontamination in room temperature, it is used widely in applications such as isolators, transfer hatches and in different facilities that require reliable decontamination.
Effective killing of microorganisms can be achieved with different humidity and H2O2 ppm levels. Some manufacturers of biodecontamination chambers or isolators prefer subvisible condensation, whereas others prefer dry bio-decontamination processes where humidity is maintained far from condensation.
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for bio-decontamination processes

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