How much bacteria can be on a single door knob at once?
After a study conducted by the Worcester Polytechnic institute, WPI, gathered that 1323 bacterial colonies were displaced among 27 door handles.*
Flu viruses also have the potential to last up to 24 hours on door handles.*
You are risking being infected with the following pathogens when you touch a keyboard, or any object in public:
E. coli
Salmonella
Norovirus
Sapovirus
Rotavirus
Staphylococcus
Ebola
Influenza
Hands Free Security can help you reduce the spread of pathogens by implementing hands free access by using RFID readers, that are naturally contactless.
Using forms of keys such as keyfobs, UHF/HF cards, RFID wristbands may reduce the chances of surface-bourne bacteria & virus infections.
