Get NMCP High-Level Disinfection Log for Trophon EPR 2013-2024

A high-level disinfectant is a chemical solution that can kill low levels of bacterial spores at the contact time recommended for disinfection on the product label (45-90 minutes for example).

trophon® EPR is a high level disinfection system that is fast and simple. Disinfection takes place in an automated, closed system and uses a vaporized hydrogen peroxide solution.

If the trophon EPR is left switched on, each cartridge should deliver 35–40 cycles under normal operating conditions (dependant on use), provided the cartridge does not expire beforehand.

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While a purge is running, the trophon EPR cannot be used for HLD. A purge cycle typically takes 35 minutes to complete, but can take up to 100 minutes.

Examples of low-level disinfectants include hospital disinfectants registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), with a HBV and HIV label claim. Low-level disinfection is generally appropriate for most environmental surfaces.

Overview Glutaraldehyde. Ortho-Phthaldehyde. Peracetic acid. Hydrogen peroxide. Hypochlorous acid. Hypochlorite.

HLD involves devices undergoing a timed liquid chemical process in which items are treated with a high-level disinfectant and processed with a rinse cycle of water to remove chemical residue. Aespetic transfer and storage should always be considered after rinsing.