SanoRing
Best for enclosed spaces and smaller environments such as safes, lockers, cabinets, compartments, and storage areas.
Deployment Model
From one high-touch surface to an entire protected network.
GermScan is designed for scalable B2B deployment. We help businesses identify priority touchpoints, match the right product, plan installation, launch pilots, and expand across locations.
Pilot
Start with priority assets
Standardize
Create repeatable install models
Scale
Expand by location or asset type
Manage
Support connected operations
The GermScan Rollout Path
A practical model for large-scale implementation.
GermScan deployment is organized around how businesses actually operate: asset maps, installation constraints, traffic volume, procurement timing, facility teams, and location-by-location rollout.
01
Assess
Identify the high-touch assets, traffic patterns, usage frequency, and operational goals across your facilities.
02
Match
Select the right GermScan device for each use case: SanoRing, SanoWave-3, SanoWave-10, or hand sanitizer.
03
Pilot
Test placement, visibility, mounting, workflow, power access, and user interaction in a controlled environment.
04
Scale
Expand across locations, branches, departments, terminals, floors, or asset classes using standardized plans.
Step 1: Assess
Start with the surfaces that drive the most contact.
The first step is identifying the surfaces most frequently used by customers, employees, visitors, patients, guests, or the general public. The best deployments start where surface contact is highest and cleaning frequency is hardest to maintain.
- Public interfaces: ATMs, kiosks, self-checkout, ticketing screens, payment terminals.
- Building controls: elevator buttons, access panels, shared controls, entry points.
- Trust-based assets: safes, lockers, cabinets, shared storage, hotel room touchpoints.
- Human-flow zones: lobbies, waiting areas, transit areas, cafeterias, public counters.
Step 2: Match
Match each asset class with the correct device.
GermScan devices are not one-size-fits-all. The correct product depends on space, surface size, mounting conditions, traffic volume, and whether the target area is enclosed or open-facing.
SanoWave-3
Best for compact high-touch surfaces such as card readers, fuel pumps, payment terminals, shared controls, and counters.
SanoWave-10
Best for larger public interfaces such as ATMs, kiosks, elevator panels, self-checkout, ticketing terminals, and gaming machines.
Step 3: Pilot
Validate the deployment before scaling.
A pilot helps confirm product fit, mounting method, visibility, power access, device grouping, and how the deployment integrates with daily operations.
- Define one pilot zone: a branch, floor, lobby, terminal, department, or asset cluster.
- Measure install requirements: mounting area, power, clearance, access, and line of sight.
- Confirm operational flow: make sure the device supports the environment without disrupting users.
- Build the standard: convert pilot findings into a repeatable rollout plan.
Step 4: Scale
Roll out by asset type, location group, or operational priority.
Once the pilot is validated, GermScan can be rolled out in a phased deployment model. This helps organizations manage budget, logistics, installation labor, training, and inventory.
Asset Class
Scale by touchpoint
Start with one asset type, such as ATMs, elevator panels, safes, lockers, kiosks, or payment terminals, then expand outward.
Location Group
Scale by site
Deploy across priority locations first, then expand to the remaining branches, facilities, hotels, airports, departments, or public buildings.
Risk Priority
Scale by exposure
Prioritize the highest traffic, highest visibility, and highest operational impact areas before lower-contact surfaces.
Ongoing Management
Deployment does not end after installation.
GermScan is designed to become part of a facility’s hygiene infrastructure. Connected control and standardized placement make it easier to manage devices as an operational system rather than isolated hardware.
- Group devices: by building, floor, department, asset type, or location.
- Support facility teams: with consistent installation and service planning.
- Coordinate procurement: by product, quantity, phase, and priority.
- Expand gradually: as budgets, teams, and installation schedules allow.
Start a Deployment Plan
Tell us what you operate and what surfaces matter most.
Include your industry, number of locations, estimated quantity, asset types, installation environment, and timeline. We’ll help recommend the right deployment path.