It’s time to ask more of your lighting

Lighting should do more than illuminate a space. LED technology started by making light more efficient. Now it makes light better.

Built on a different wavelength, CleanWhite® LEDs by illumiPure deliver CRI 90+, no harmful blue light spikes, circadian control, and continuously antimicrobial performance. IEC 62471 Risk Group 0 certified.

WHAT WE CHANGED

Most lighting was built for the building. Ours was built for the people inside it.

For decades, the lighting industry optimized for cost, energy efficiency, and lumens output, making human biology an afterthought. The result is conventional LEDs: built on a 450nm wavelength blue-pump, highly efficient for illumination, but often harmful to us and our environment.

illumiPure asked a different question: What if people came first?

CleanWhite® is that answer. Spectrally engineered using a 405nm pump, CleanWhite® provides distinct advantages conventional LEDs cannot match.

Visible Light Range

Not All LEDs Are Created Equal

CleanWhite® LEDs

Conventional LEDs

Patented white light illumination using a 405nm pump with no high-energy blue light spikes
White light illumination using a 450nm pump producing harmful blue light spikes
LEDs are classified as Exempt from photobiological harm (IEC 62471) Risk Group 0
LEDs may be classified as a Moderate Risk of photobiological harm (IEC 62471) Risk Group 2
Operates below the circadian threshold. Does not disrupt natural sleep patterns
Operates around the circadian threshold. Can disrupt natural sleep patterns
Continuously reduces surface and airborne pathogens
Does not provide any antimicrobial benefits
Delivers a CRI of 90+ resulting in improved ocular comfort. Color renders accurately and naturally
Most produce CRI outputs in the 70–85 range, resulting in dull, less accurate color rendering

Not All LEDs Are Created Equal

CLEANWHITE® LEDs
Patented white light illumination using a 405nm pump with no high-energy blue light spikes
CONVENTIONAL LEDs
White light illumination using a 450nm pump producing harmful blue light spikes
CLEANWHITE® LEDs
LEDs are classified as Exempt from photobiological harm (IEC 62471) Risk Group 0
CONVENTIONAL LEDs
LEDs may be classified as a Moderate Risk of photobiological harm (IEC 62471) Risk Group 2
CLEANWHITE® LEDs
Operates below the circadian threshold. Does not disrupt natural sleep patterns
CONVENTIONAL LEDs
Operates around the circadian threshold. Can disrupt natural sleep patterns
CLEANWHITE® LEDs
Continuously reduces surface and airborne pathogens
CONVENTIONAL LEDs
Does not provide any antimicrobial benefits
CLEANWHITE® LEDs
Delivers a CRI of 90+ resulting in improved ocular comfort. Color renders accurately and naturally
CONVENTIONAL LEDs
Most produce CRI outputs in the 70–85 range, resulting in dull, less accurate color rendering

The Wavelength That Changes Everything

The choice to build CleanWhite® on a 405nm wavelength rather than the industry-standard 450nm isn’t a feature, it’s the foundational engineering decision from which every other advantage follows. Safer light. Healthier occupants. And capabilities that no other commercial fixture can claim.

No harmful blue light spikes

Conventional LEDs use a 450nm blue pump to create white light illumination. This is the high-energy visible (HEV) range associated with retinal stress, macular risk with prolonged exposure, and eye strain. As screen time increases daily blue light exposure for most people, the light in your facility shouldn't add to it. CleanWhite® operates at 405nm without creating spikes in the HEV range, developed to work differently from the start.

Circadian-safe by design

The 450nm wavelength in conventional LEDs is among the most effective suppressors of melatonin production in the human body. Eight to twelve hours under standard office or healthcare lighting is measurably disrupting the occupants' sleep, cognitive performance, and recovery. CleanWhite® operates below the circadian disruption threshold. The fixture itself stops fighting people's biology.

Continuously antimicrobial

At 405nm, CleanWhite® light excites coproporphyrin III, a molecule that pathogenic bacteria naturally accumulate. The resulting reactive oxygen species destroy the pathogen from within. No chemicals. No UV risk. No occupied-space restrictions. The light is already on. It is already working. This is not a feature we added — it is a consequence of building light properly.

Spectrum Comparisons

Spectral power distribution shown for CleanWhite® Pure is based on actual lab measurement. Individual unit output may vary slightly due to normal manufacturing tolerances.

01

Pathogens carry a built-in weak spot

Common pathogens like MRSA, C. diff, and E. coli naturally build up porphyrins, light-sensitive molecules that collect inside the cell. They stay harmless in the dark, but they give the pathogen a vulnerability that 405nm light can reach.

02

Nothing Changes but the Light

CleanWhite® fixtures give off standard white light that looks like any other fixture in the room. They drop into existing fittings. Nothing about the space changes, and occupants have nothing to notice or adjust to.

03

405nm activates the weak spot

CleanWhite’s light includes a precise wavelength, 405nm, that the porphyrins absorb. As they take in this light, they become energized and start producing reactive oxygen inside the pathogen, the same way too much energy overloads a system.

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The pathogen breaks down from inside

That reactive oxygen damages the pathogen’s own membranes, proteins, and DNA until the cell can no longer function. Nothing foreign is added to the room, and the light stays completely safe for the people in it.

These four steps describe how CleanWhite works on bacteria. Viruses, fungi and molds carry their own light-sensitive molecules, so the same fixtures help control them through a closely related process.

How CleanWhite® Disinfection Works

Every product built to the same uncompromising standard

We don’t license CleanWhite® technology. illumiPure manufactures products and a complete suite of indoor health systems at our facility in the U.S., where every product is assembled and tested in-house under meticulous quality control standards. Each is designed to work independently or as an integrated stack for facilities that demand the highest standard across every system.

Meet the Fixtures that use CleanWhite® LED Technology

EvoLumen

Standard CleanWhite® Lighting Fixture

EvoLumen Rx

Enhanced CleanWhite® Fixture

Other Products

Air Guardian

High-intensity, filter-free air purification. Extended product life, no consumable filters, no maintenance cycle. Disinfects without chemistry or UV risk.

Vertices AQS

Real-time air quality monitoring and energy management. Six simultaneous indicators. AI-driven response automation. Make data-backed decisions continuously.

Built for every environment where people spend their days

illumiPure serves eight critical market segments with tailored solutions and vertical-specific expertise. The standard doesn’t change — how we communicate it to your decision-makers does.

What our Customers are Saying

The only commercial lighting certified to IEC 62471 Risk Group 0, the safest classification there is.

IEC 62471 is the international standard for photobiological safety of lamps and lamp systems. Risk Group 0 — Exempt — means the product poses no photobiological hazard under any normal use condition. It is the top tier of the classification system. CleanWhite® is the only commercially available antimicrobial lighting technology to hold this certification. The fixtures your procurement team specifies, the fixtures your clinical team signs off on, the fixtures your accreditation body reviews — they should all be Risk Group 0.

Risk Group 0 illumiPure CleanWhite®
Risk Group 1 Some filtered LEDs
Risk Group 2 Standard commercial LED
Risk Group 3 Germicidal (requires empty room)

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