Can UV light Kill the Covid-19 Virus?

Clinical studies have shown that the spectrum emitted from natural UV sun light is effective when exposed to bacteria and virus. Manmade UV light is considerably more effective at sanitation in close proximity to contagion. The effect of UV light is that the spectrum is so strong that it will scramble molecules, some of which then reform into powerful natural oxidizing agents called Hydroxyl Radicals. This process can be supercharged to create more of a specific oxidizer by housing the UV bulb with a honeycomb of specific metallic elements. It is common to see UV sanitation systems in commercial kitchens, and there are now UV Robots roaming hospitals attempting to spread the bright UV sanitation around the facilities. Studies are now being conducted on COVID-19 to confirm just how susceptible that it is to UV Irradiation. UV Systems are not appropriate for every situation because of the strange visible spectrum of light. Fortunately there are UV systems for the in line air-stream of duct-work, multi-function UV under cabinet lighting to kill harmful kitchen bacteria, one room UV units and there is now a new UV 4 foot T-8 LED Tube.