Sanitizes
Protects
Illuminates
Biovitae eliminates viruses and bacteria and prevents allergies
Sanitizes
Protects
Illuminates
Biovitae eliminates viruses
and bacteria and prevents allergies
The only technology that continuously sanitises air and surfaces with natural white LED light, no UV, safe for people and animals
Viruses, bacteria, and fungi are able to spread both through the air and by direct contact. Normal hygiene habits are not sufficient to counteract them. Surfaces are a potential reservoir of microbes that can cause infections. Indoor air is up to five times more polluted than outdoor air. Among the causes are biological pollutants such as bacteria, fungi, pollen.
ELIMINATES BACTERIA*
ELIMINATES VIRUSES*
ELIMINATES FUNGI, MOLDS, AND YEASTS
PREVENTS ALLERGIES**
REDUCES ODORS***
UV-FREE
FOR A CONTONUOUS USE IN THE PRESENCE OF PEOPLE AND ANIMALS
ENERGY EFFICIENT
NATURAL LIGHT
* Independent tests on the technology demonstrated on SARS-CoV-2, a reduction of up to 99.8% in 60′ on surfaces. Independent tests on the technology on Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA, E.Coli, P.Aeruginosa and B. Atropheus, demonstrated a reduction of up to 99.9%% in 2 hours on all surface types. Sanitisation performance may vary depending on the amount of light reaching the surfaces in the environment where the product is installed and the period of exposure. Tests conducted on various strains of viruses and bacteria under experimental conditions.
** Active on microorganisms causing allergies through pollen and dust.
*** Of bacterial origin.
Where to install it
News
As part of the recent renovation of several areas of the facility, the restrooms in the centre’s historic wing have been equipped with Biovitae LED lighting systems that sanitizes while illuminating, designed to help reduce bacterial and viral loads in the air and on surfaces during normal use of the spaces.
29 January 2026
A new peer-reviewed study published in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology evaluated the effectiveness of visible light in the 400-420 nm range for the inactivation of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), the bacterium responsible for tuberculosis.
27 January 2026
A new preprint study conducted by the University of Salerno tested the effectiveness of visible blue-violet light (400-420 nm, UV-free) on beef hamburgers during normal handling operations, simulating real conditions in professional kitchens and food processing facilities.
27 January 2026
