$ATWT is specializing in child safety, is pleased to announce its new KV-X, a COVID-19 UV Sterilization System designed for the transportation industry, is expected to launch in the fourth quarter.
Darnell Stitts, Corporate Secretary, said, "Faced with the safety challenges associated with the evolution of the coronavirus, ATWEC has developed a product to combat bacteria and pathogens, such as Covid-19, on school buses and daycare vehicles. The voice prompted KV-X is designed to sterilize and clean each bus or van vehicle using its UV sterilization system. We also plan to install backup systems to guard against false activation. These systems are designed with motion sensors to check for anyone on board before the cleaning process is activated."
The KV-X system utilizes ultraviolet light to kill airborne bacteria and low-level ozone to sanitize the surface. ATWEC's philosophy is to make a healthy environment with safety as its premise."The cleansing process will take about 45 minutes for each cycle and these systems will be easy to maintain," continued Stitts. "While cost is of most importance, the effectiveness of the sterilization process is the main objective. In our more than 20 years of business, we've weathered the storms of 9/11, the 2008 financial crisis and the recession that followed, and throughout this shared journey we have worked to support our customers and our partners; students, parents and teachers across the US. As we address a pandemic that will no doubt become a chapter in the history books, our commitment to our stakeholders will not wavier."
Darnell Stitts, Corporate Secretary, said, "Faced with the safety challenges associated with the evolution of the coronavirus, ATWEC has developed a product to combat bacteria and pathogens, such as Covid-19, on school buses and daycare vehicles. The voice prompted KV-X is designed to sterilize and clean each bus or van vehicle using its UV sterilization system. We also plan to install backup systems to guard against false activation. These systems are designed with motion sensors to check for anyone on board before the cleaning process is activated."
The KV-X system utilizes ultraviolet light to kill airborne bacteria and low-level ozone to sanitize the surface. ATWEC's philosophy is to make a healthy environment with safety as its premise."The cleansing process will take about 45 minutes for each cycle and these systems will be easy to maintain," continued Stitts. "While cost is of most importance, the effectiveness of the sterilization process is the main objective. In our more than 20 years of business, we've weathered the storms of 9/11, the 2008 financial crisis and the recession that followed, and throughout this shared journey we have worked to support our customers and our partners; students, parents and teachers across the US. As we address a pandemic that will no doubt become a chapter in the history books, our commitment to our stakeholders will not wavier."
