Awards

Our innovation and designs awards

CES Innovation Award
2017

CES Innovation Award

Eleclean is the first-ever portable sterilizing device that eliminates bacteria and viruses. After storing water in the container, simply press the switch to produce ROS (Reactive Oxygen Species) and create a spray that can …

CES Innovation Award
2019

CES Innovation Award

Eleclean Disinfectant Spray is a portable device that uses water to produce a disinfectant to kill bacteria and viruses. Without adding chemicals, the device adopts the world’s first electrochemical technology …

Golden Pin Design Award
2017

Golden Pin Design Award

After storing water in the container, simply press the switch to produce ROS (Reactive Oxygen Species) and create a spray that can reduce common everyday germs.  It’s certified effective in destroying 99.99% of contagions …

Taiwan Excellence Award
2019

Taiwan Excellence Award

Sanitisers are generally composed of chemical agents which causes carcinogenicity, teratogenicity, or skin diseases. Eleclean developed this product with no chemical requirement …

Good Design Award
2017

Good Design Award

Eleclean does not contain chemical add-ons at all and is portable & light enough to be carried around. It serves as the perfect tool for cleaning the environment and disinfecting the human body …

From water to a sustainable disinfectant solution

By converting water into Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS), we have finally found the most effective and safest disinfection method. Simply press a button to produce your own disinfectant and create a spray that can eliminate or reduce common germs in daily life.

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Patents

in the fields of electrochemical technology

International recognitions

Recommended by

World Health Organisation (WHO)

Through contributing to improving both persoanl and environmental hygiene, the World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended Eleclean and our products as one of the great innovations against the COVID-19 pandemic.

As featured on

BBC

While you may want to clean your smartphone, some substances can damage the device. Dr Lena Ciric, a microbiologist from University College London, says you can effectively clean your phone using just household soap and water.