Is anyone aware of the A.M.M.I. standard associated with the monitoring of energy output from a UV Light source. Also, the information I gathered from a speaker at the NANT symposium last year in Pittsburgh was to dissconect my UV. Any suggestions.

AAMI states that a low-pressure mercury lamp that emits a wavelength of 254 nm and provides a dose of radiant energy of 30 milliwatt-sec/cm2 be used. The device shall be sized for the maximum anticipated flow rate according to the manufacturer�s instruction and shall be equipped with an on line monitor of radiant energy output that activates a visual alarm indicating that the lamp must be replaced. It is also recommended that UV irradiators be followed by an ultrafilter.