Meet our UV Sanitizer - it destroys 99.9% of germs that live on your phone's surface, and 100% of its proceeds go to GlobalGiving's Coronavirus Relief Fund.
Thank you! I was able to santize my iphone x, makeup brushes (all fit you just need to sanitize per batch), apple watch, card and my nintendo switch (sanitize the joycons separately). I hope this lasts because it’s hard to get this from the Philippines. 😅
Is the blue light on the outside supposed to stay on 24/7? Is the button itself only used to turn the wireless charger on/off? And does the sanitization activate automatically when you put something in and then close the lid?
It seems to me that the sanitization happens after putting something in and closing the lid; this is shown by the button light pulsating... clicking the button is to wirelessly charge (on/off). and it seems as though the blue button light stays on after pulsing.
Yes, I just received mine. Still testing it. Once you put a phone in and press the button to charge, the smaller light is on, press it again to sanitize and the ring light flashes until it’s done sanitizing. When done the light is off. When you take your phone it will stay on.
Hi Sally, our UV sanitizer comes with a USB Type -C Power cable,you may visit our website www.casetify.com/protects/uv-sanitizer for more details. Thanks, Gemma@CASETiFY
Hi James, Our high-efficiency UV Sanitizer kills over 99.9% of germs on your smartphone with six Mercury-free UV lamps inside. However, you may need to have two cycles to Sanitize both front and back of the phone by turning the phone over. Thanks, Gemma @ CASETiFY
@@Casetify You would actually have to run the device once on empty first to sterilize the now contaminated charging surface. No purpose in flipping your phone and placing the newly clean side on a surface that is now unclean. This would take 9 minutes total according to your numbers. Your Lite version is more efficient with it's reflective interior and the small platforms that keep your phone elevated.
Thank you for your interests in our product. We hope for your understanding that our UV Sanitizer can kill up to 99.9% household germs but please be aware that this product is not proven to kill coronavirus as we do not currently have a way to test its effectiveness against COVID-19 yet. Therefore, we do not suggest sanitizing the masks in this critical time. Thank you! Gemma@CASETiFY
So I recorded a video with the front camera when my phone was facing up and being charged, the video showed that the uv lamps were blinking the entire time. However, after I flipped phone, I recorded a video with the back camera, it was all dark, no lamps were turned on. Does it only work when the phone is being charged? How could I tell if the uv lamps are on if I put other things like a wallet or keys?
Tried the same thing. It was dark in the video. I thought it was broken or something. So instead I tried opening the cover very slightly to take a look at the uvc lead lights. And yes it’s ON when you close the lid. It’s just not ultra bright so the phone’s video recording can’t record it also the phone can’t focus too so it’s all blurry in the video. But it’s definitely working
Hi there, please kindly note that our led UV is a dim light, its not as strong as those mercury light and thus, it cannot be caught by a phone's camera. Thanks Gemma@CASETiFY
@@Casetify I recorded a video with the front camera and it caught blinking lights, but caught nothing with the back camera. Also it showed the lightbulbs were working only when the phone was being charged. I tried couple of times. Please let me know if there is a possibility that I didn't use it correctly. I don't want to waste a good products. Let me know if you would like to have the video sent to you. Thank you!
@@glo810 Hi there, Here are some tips on using UV sanitizer, - When the UV sanitizer is connected with power supply, the circular button stays on as always. It will be switched off automatically after 8 hours. - Once you open the lid, put items in then close the lid, the 3-min sanitization automatically starts. The circular button light will stay flashing until sanitization process is complete. - To use wireless charging function, make sure you put the device that can support wireless charging (e.g. iPhone, Airpods etc) in the UV sanitizer and press the circular button, the dot light will be on and wireless charging is then activated. Meanwhile, the sanitization process will start as well because you have opened and closed the lid. - Wireless charging will not be activated (dot light continuously flashes) if you place your phone upside down (with the screen facing the bottom of the uv sanitizer). - If the circular button is pressed for 3-5 sec, a 15-min intensive sanitization would be activated (blue circular button light continuously flashes). - For safety reason, if the lid is opened above 0.5cm, the blue UV-C light will be switched off automatically. Hope the above information clarifies your concerns. Should you have more enquires, feel free to contact us at hello@casetify.com and our team would love to assist you. Thanks, Gemma@CASETiFY
Hi Jhee, Our UV Sanitizer works with small accessorise. Please be advised that the interior size is 220 x 115 x 35mm. Please visit our webpage www.casetify.com/product/uv-sanitizer for details. Thanks, Gemma @ CASETiFY
You want to mutate your DNA? There is a reason why we use sunscreen, its to protect ids from UV. It damages our skin cells, use soap and water and the UV for your electronics, accessories etc.
Hi there, the light source of UV Sanitizer adopts UV-C LED, and it is safer than other similar products in the market that use UV-C light bulb (that may contain mercury).To see how it works, please visit www.casetify.com/product/uv-sanitizer for details. Thanks, Whitney @ CASETiFY
Thank you! I was able to santize my iphone x, makeup brushes (all fit you just need to sanitize per batch), apple watch, card and my nintendo switch (sanitize the joycons separately). I hope this lasts because it’s hard to get this from the Philippines. 😅
Is the blue light on the outside supposed to stay on 24/7?
Is the button itself only used to turn the wireless charger on/off?
And does the sanitization activate automatically when you put something in and then close the lid?
It seems to me that the sanitization happens after putting something in and closing the lid; this is shown by the button light pulsating... clicking the button is to wirelessly charge (on/off). and it seems as though the blue button light stays on after pulsing.
Yes, I just received mine. Still testing it. Once you put a phone in and press the button to charge, the smaller light is on, press it again to sanitize and the ring light flashes until it’s done sanitizing. When done the light is off. When you take your phone it will stay on.
What kind of power adapter is used with it? Does casetify sell that?
Hi Sally, our UV sanitizer comes with a USB Type -C Power cable,you may visit our website www.casetify.com/protects/uv-sanitizer for more details. Thanks, Gemma@CASETiFY
You guys should do a video showing the masks.
Do you have to flip the phone to get the other side or do the lamps cover all sides?
Good question. Hoping someone at Casetify can answer this
Hi James, Our high-efficiency UV Sanitizer kills over 99.9% of germs on your smartphone with six Mercury-free UV lamps inside. However, you may need to have two cycles to Sanitize both front and back of the phone by turning the phone over. Thanks, Gemma @ CASETiFY
add some rubber feet to prop the phone up
@@Casetify You would actually have to run the device once on empty first to sterilize the now contaminated charging surface. No purpose in flipping your phone and placing the newly clean side on a surface that is now unclean. This would take 9 minutes total according to your numbers. Your Lite version is more efficient with it's reflective interior and the small platforms that keep your phone elevated.
what specific or unit phones does the product can charge?
Can phonesoap come after these guys? I think they have a patent on UV based chargers.
Can you use this for a face mask?
Stick that thing in the washing machine, it should be fine. UV doesn’t work well for fabrics.
Ameer Ali Ouarda A washing machine wont kill the germs on a face mask.
@Haley Troxell :
Yes it will. Soap kills COVID-19 a long with other viruses and bacteria. Same principle as washing your hands.
This is also safe for cleaning phone cases right? :)
Hi Hera, Our UV Sanitizer kills 99.9% common household germs. For more information, please check out our website. Thanks, Gemma @ CASETiFY
I’m interested in doing an unboxing and review.
Can you use this to disemfect Surgical and N95 masks?
Thank you for your interests in our product. We hope for your understanding that our UV Sanitizer can kill up to 99.9% household germs but please be aware that this product is not proven to kill coronavirus as we do not currently have a way to test its effectiveness against COVID-19 yet. Therefore, we do not suggest sanitizing the masks in this critical time. Thank you! Gemma@CASETiFY
I think that works but reusing masks are not recommended unless you have to do so
We have been using UV at my hospital to help sanitize N-95s
Can it charge your phone?
yes, it has wireless charging built-in.
It has a Wireless charging but at slow 5W. iPhones are capable of 7.5W at the time of writing. Still better than nothing.
So I recorded a video with the front camera when my phone was facing up and being charged, the video showed that the uv lamps were blinking the entire time. However, after I flipped phone, I recorded a video with the back camera, it was all dark, no lamps were turned on. Does it only work when the phone is being charged? How could I tell if the uv lamps are on if I put other things like a wallet or keys?
Tried the same thing. It was dark in the video. I thought it was broken or something. So instead I tried opening the cover very slightly to take a look at the uvc lead lights. And yes it’s ON when you close the lid. It’s just not ultra bright so the phone’s video recording can’t record it also the phone can’t focus too so it’s all blurry in the video. But it’s definitely working
Hi there, please kindly note that our led UV is a dim light, its not as strong as those mercury light and thus, it cannot be caught by a phone's camera. Thanks Gemma@CASETiFY
@@Casetify I recorded a video with the front camera and it caught blinking lights, but caught nothing with the back camera. Also it showed the lightbulbs were working only when the phone was being charged. I tried couple of times. Please let me know if there is a possibility that I didn't use it correctly. I don't want to waste a good products. Let me know if you would like to have the video sent to you. Thank you!
@@glo810
Hi there, Here are some tips on using UV sanitizer,
- When the UV sanitizer is connected with power supply, the circular button stays on as always. It will be switched off automatically after 8 hours.
- Once you open the lid, put items in then close the lid, the 3-min sanitization automatically starts. The circular button light will stay flashing until sanitization process is complete.
- To use wireless charging function, make sure you put the device that can support wireless charging (e.g. iPhone, Airpods etc) in the UV sanitizer and press the circular button, the dot light will be on and wireless charging is then activated. Meanwhile, the sanitization process will start as well because you have opened and closed the lid.
- Wireless charging will not be activated (dot light continuously flashes) if you place your phone upside down (with the screen facing the bottom of the uv sanitizer).
- If the circular button is pressed for 3-5 sec, a 15-min intensive sanitization would be activated (blue circular button light continuously flashes).
- For safety reason, if the lid is opened above 0.5cm, the blue UV-C light will be switched off automatically.
Hope the above information clarifies your concerns.
Should you have more enquires, feel free to contact us at hello@casetify.com and our team would love to assist you. Thanks, Gemma@CASETiFY
Can I use it to sanitize my hands?
Hi Jhee, Our UV Sanitizer works with small accessorise. Please be advised that the interior size is 220 x 115 x 35mm. Please visit our webpage www.casetify.com/product/uv-sanitizer for details. Thanks, Gemma @ CASETiFY
Jheev Mores Plz dont. Uv light might harm your cells’s DNA and cause you skin cancer. I would suggest you only used this for your devices
You want to mutate your DNA? There is a reason why we use sunscreen, its to protect ids from UV. It damages our skin cells, use soap and water and the UV for your electronics, accessories etc.
Does it work only when it is closed? Or can it emit uv while open too.. ?
Can the light hinder with the frequency of accessories ?
Hi there, the light source of UV Sanitizer adopts UV-C LED, and it is safer than other similar products in the market that use UV-C light bulb (that may contain mercury).To see how it works, please visit www.casetify.com/product/uv-sanitizer for details. Thanks, Whitney @ CASETiFY
I need this
Hi there, please visit our website www.casetify.com/product/uv-sanitizer for more details. Thanks, Gemma@CASETiFY
Hello shevon in 2023 🙂
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