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ATWEC Technologies Releases New Vehicle Sterilization System for Buses, Commercial Vehicles, and Public Transportation
Wed, October 28, 2020, 8:05 AM EDT·4 mins read
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Child safety and security company ATWEC Technologies (OTCMKTS: ATWT) is giving transportation companies and passengers yet another layer of protection. The company has introduced the KV-X Sterilization System, a new automated, two-stage sterilization system for school buses, daycare vans, and other commercial vehicles that kills germs, viruses, and bacteria in the air and on vehicle surfaces quickly, safely, and effectively.
Built for 15-passenger vehicles or larger, the KV-X features a 30-minute, two-stage sanitization module that adheres to all FDA guidelines. When the KV-X system is initiated, a built-in induction fan draws air through an easily replaceable HEPA filter and into a self-contained ultraviolet light (UVC) to disinfect the air within the vehicle. During the next stage, ozone is generated to clean seats, door handles, and other high-touch internal surfaces. UVC and ozone have been scientifically tested and used for years to kill airborne and surface germs and viruses.
The KV-X comes with a built-in timer, enabling users to schedule the system to self-start at a pre-designated time, typically overnight, to ensure vehicles are properly sanitized for next-day use. An always-on motion sensor (the same technology that powers ATWEC's KV-4 Child Reminder System) confirms a vehicle is empty before the KV-X sterilization cycle can begin. If the KV-X detects motion during the cycle, it will immediately shut down the system to prevent direct passenger exposure to the ozone and UVC.
"When it comes to transportation, our mission is to ensure the safest ride for each child, passenger, and driver. In today's environment, expanding our product line into vehicle sanitization was obvious," said Darnell Stitts, President and CEO at ATWEC Technologies. "The KV-X Sterilization System is a safe, fast, and efficient way for school systems, daycare organizations, commercial transportation services, and even public transportation agencies to give passengers and their families peace of mind and a cleaner, healthier riding experience."
The KV-X can be installed in any 15-passenger vehicle or larger. It is more efficient than traditional manual aerosol mist applications, and it does not rely on a vehicle's air condition system to operate. This process allows the vehicle to be sanitized and back into operation
quickly.
To pre-order the KV-X Sterilization System or for more information, visit https://www.atwec.com/product/kv-x-sterilization-system/.
Follow ATWEC Technologies on Facebook (@ATWEC) and Twitter (@ATWECTech) for additional updates.
NOTE: Certain statements made in this press release are forward looking statements within the scope of the Private Securities Act of 1995. Such statements involve known and unknown risks. Uncertainties and other mitigating factors may influence desired outcomes. Such risks, uncertainties and/or other mitigating factors include but are not limited to new economic conditions, risks associated in product development, market acceptance of new products and continuing product demand, level of competition and other factors both known and unknown as described within this Company's reports and other filings with appropriate regulatory agencies.
About ATWEC Technologies, Inc.
ATWEC Technologies, Inc. is a child safety and security technology company, headquartered in Memphis, TN, in business since 1979. ATWT has developed three unique child safety devices, which protect children while they are being transported, both to and from schools, events, and homes, and gives parents and administrators peace of mind. ATWT has been issued patent number 7,646,288, B2 for its KV-3 system by the US patent office, and its business model is associated with legislation designed to mandate these systems for school and other vehicles, on a state-by-state basis. The KV-3 and the Kiddie Alert™ backup systems are currently being sold to customers across the globe. The Company recently announced their new "state-of-the-art" KV-4 platform which uses RFID technology and their new cloud-based system to easily track children on vehicles to and from home. The Company also recently announced its KV-X product which uses low level ozone and UVC light to sanitize buses and vans to kill bacteria and pathogens. The Company trades on the OTC Markets under the symbol "ATWT", and the Company's website is www.atwec.com.
Contact:
ATWEC Technologies, Inc
admin@atwecgroup.com
901-435-6849
Media contact:
Denise DiMeglio
denise@gregoryfca.com
610-228-2102
Cision
Cision
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SOURCE Atwec Technologies Inc.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/atwec-technolo...00195.html
ATWEC Technologies Releases New Vehicle Sterilization System for Buses, Commercial Vehicles, and Public Transportation
Wed, October 28, 2020, 8:05 AM EDT·4 mins read
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Child safety and security company ATWEC Technologies (OTCMKTS: ATWT) is giving transportation companies and passengers yet another layer of protection. The company has introduced the KV-X Sterilization System, a new automated, two-stage sterilization system for school buses, daycare vans, and other commercial vehicles that kills germs, viruses, and bacteria in the air and on vehicle surfaces quickly, safely, and effectively.
Built for 15-passenger vehicles or larger, the KV-X features a 30-minute, two-stage sanitization module that adheres to all FDA guidelines. When the KV-X system is initiated, a built-in induction fan draws air through an easily replaceable HEPA filter and into a self-contained ultraviolet light (UVC) to disinfect the air within the vehicle. During the next stage, ozone is generated to clean seats, door handles, and other high-touch internal surfaces. UVC and ozone have been scientifically tested and used for years to kill airborne and surface germs and viruses.
The KV-X comes with a built-in timer, enabling users to schedule the system to self-start at a pre-designated time, typically overnight, to ensure vehicles are properly sanitized for next-day use. An always-on motion sensor (the same technology that powers ATWEC's KV-4 Child Reminder System) confirms a vehicle is empty before the KV-X sterilization cycle can begin. If the KV-X detects motion during the cycle, it will immediately shut down the system to prevent direct passenger exposure to the ozone and UVC.
"When it comes to transportation, our mission is to ensure the safest ride for each child, passenger, and driver. In today's environment, expanding our product line into vehicle sanitization was obvious," said Darnell Stitts, President and CEO at ATWEC Technologies. "The KV-X Sterilization System is a safe, fast, and efficient way for school systems, daycare organizations, commercial transportation services, and even public transportation agencies to give passengers and their families peace of mind and a cleaner, healthier riding experience."
The KV-X can be installed in any 15-passenger vehicle or larger. It is more efficient than traditional manual aerosol mist applications, and it does not rely on a vehicle's air condition system to operate. This process allows the vehicle to be sanitized and back into operation
quickly.
To pre-order the KV-X Sterilization System or for more information, visit https://www.atwec.com/product/kv-x-sterilization-system/.
Follow ATWEC Technologies on Facebook (@ATWEC) and Twitter (@ATWECTech) for additional updates.
NOTE: Certain statements made in this press release are forward looking statements within the scope of the Private Securities Act of 1995. Such statements involve known and unknown risks. Uncertainties and other mitigating factors may influence desired outcomes. Such risks, uncertainties and/or other mitigating factors include but are not limited to new economic conditions, risks associated in product development, market acceptance of new products and continuing product demand, level of competition and other factors both known and unknown as described within this Company's reports and other filings with appropriate regulatory agencies.
About ATWEC Technologies, Inc.
ATWEC Technologies, Inc. is a child safety and security technology company, headquartered in Memphis, TN, in business since 1979. ATWT has developed three unique child safety devices, which protect children while they are being transported, both to and from schools, events, and homes, and gives parents and administrators peace of mind. ATWT has been issued patent number 7,646,288, B2 for its KV-3 system by the US patent office, and its business model is associated with legislation designed to mandate these systems for school and other vehicles, on a state-by-state basis. The KV-3 and the Kiddie Alert™ backup systems are currently being sold to customers across the globe. The Company recently announced their new "state-of-the-art" KV-4 platform which uses RFID technology and their new cloud-based system to easily track children on vehicles to and from home. The Company also recently announced its KV-X product which uses low level ozone and UVC light to sanitize buses and vans to kill bacteria and pathogens. The Company trades on the OTC Markets under the symbol "ATWT", and the Company's website is www.atwec.com.
Contact:
ATWEC Technologies, Inc
admin@atwecgroup.com
901-435-6849
Media contact:
Denise DiMeglio
denise@gregoryfca.com
610-228-2102
Cision
Cision
View original content:http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/atwec-technologies-releases-new-vehicle-sterilization-system-for-buses-commercial-vehicles-and-public-transportation-301161728.html
SOURCE Atwec Technologies Inc.
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