
Automatic Blue Light Disinfection for Ambulances
Keeping the Fleet Safe 24/7
Spectral Blue MWHI® provides continuous hygiene control in ambulances using high-intensity blue light—protecting the crew & patients from infections.
It improves hygiene and reduces your dependency on toxic chemicals and manual effort.

Blue light disinfection for ambulances
It’s like ultraviolet light, but 100% safe for people and materials.
The patented Spectral Blueâ„¢ Multi-Wavelength, High-intensity (MWHI) blue light system is a safe and effective method for disinfecting air and surfaces. It uses visible blue light (no UV) to kill microbes.
Spectral Blue is effective on all bacteria, yeast, and mold - including multi-resistant strains. It inactivates also viruses such as SARS-CoV-2 and Influenza A.
Disinfection devices for ambulances
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GEA Ambulance disinfection device
Regular price €9.999,00Regular priceUnit price / per -
GAD TRI-MODE Ambulance disinfection device
Regular price €9.999,00Regular priceUnit price / per

Continuous disinfection - a gamechanger
Unlike traditional disinfection methods, Spectral Blue can operate continuously.
Use it while waiting, driving, escorting patient and at the station - practically whenever the patient compartment is unoccupied. The image shows the operation during a typical mission. Click here to see larger image.
This way the ambulance can be kept at the best hygienic level at all times.
Based on unique Multi-Wavelength, High-Intensity (MWHI) technology
The patented technology used by Spectral Blue makes blue light disinfection fast and effective against antibiotic-resistant bacteria and SARS-CoV-2.

Installation options
Replace your existing lights or just add blue light disinfection as stand-alone capability.
Tri-mode -Â Disinfection, trauma and white light in same device.
Dual-mode -Â Disinfection and white light in same device.
Single mode -Â Disinfection only.
Learn more
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FAQ
Check out frequently asked questions about blue light.
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Science
Learn more about the science behind visible blue light disinfection.
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References
There are already over 50 ambulances using the system in Finland and more to come throughout Europe.