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Nanosonics trophon technology: powered by H₂O₂
Nanosonics trophon technology: powered by H₂O₂

Nanosonics trophon technology: powered by H₂O₂

Deadly against microbes, safe for the environment

Nanosonics trophon technology: powered by H₂O₂

Deadly against microbes, safe for the environment

How does trophon3 technology work?

Harness the power of hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂)

The only automated high-level disinfection (HLD) solution for ultrasound probes that uses H₂O₂ mist

Patented nebulised H₂O₂ technology delivers effective and consistent HLD in real clinical settings1

  • ‘Sonically activated’ H₂O₂ mist generates many free radicals with oxidative properties to kill bacteria, fungi, viruses, mycobacteria and spores1

Effective HLD coverage for real-world ultrasound probes

  • trophon technology is designed to provide HLD coverage of complex ultrasound probe morphologies in real world clinical settings.
  • Internal sensors monitor temperature, H₂O₂ mist volume, and H₂O₂ flow rate, while sophisticated software controls all aspects of the process to deliver effective automated HLD with every cycle

H₂O₂ power that’s safe the environment – but deadly for microbes

Fully enclosed system ensures safety for operators and patients

  • Operators are not exposed to chemicals, with gloves the only PPE required for use
  • No need for additional safety precautions (e.g., eyewash stations, ventilation cupboards) typically associated with some other reprocessing solutions
  • Low odour profile is suitable for continuous use in point of care settings

Environmentally friendly byproducts

  • At completion of each HLD cycle, residual H₂O₂ is blown out of the disinfection chamber and passes through destructors, where it is broken down into environmentally friendly oxygen and water1
  • Natural and rapid decomposition of H₂O₂ ensures no harmful residues persist on probes or in the environment

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Abbreviations: H₂O₂, hydrogen peroxide; HLD, high-level disinfection; PPE, personal protective equipment.

Reference: 1. Vickery K, et al. J Infect Public Health. 2014;7(2):153–160.