The TEXA AIR2 SAN ozone sanitizer has been confirmed to disinfect against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that triggers COVID-19, the company has announced.

TEXA subjected AIR2 SAN to a series of tests at the Level 3 Biosecurity Laboratory of the Department of Molecular Medicine of the University of Padua, in Italy, which is accredited by the Ministry of Health. The lab found that using the specific COVID-19 program on the AIR2 SAN app, the TEXA tool is 99.99 percent virucidal against SARS-Cov-2.

With its AIR2 SAN tool, TEXA has been able to make the most of the characteristics of ozone to eradicate COVID-19. Italy's Ministry of Health has recognized ozone as a natural safeguard for the sterilization of environments contaminated with bacteria, viruses, spores, etc.

"Its features allow you to achieve the ideal saturation of the environment (vehicle cockpits, hotel rooms, waiting rooms, professional studies), through sensors able to stop and resume gas production with real accuracy and not based on hypotheses," TEXA said.

Another element of the AIR2 SAN is the conversion of ozone into oxygen at the end of the procedure, ensuring the ease of immediately and safely using an environment or a vehicle, without the need for ventilation. AIR2 SAN is also characterized by a fully automated sanitization process, manageable and programmable via a dedicated app or remote control.