Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1138 of 10 June 2025 granting a Union authorisation for the biocidal product family Tevan Panox Family in accordance with Regulation (EU) No 528/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council

Hazard statements	H290: May be corrosive to metals. H314: Causes severe skin burns and eye damage. H412: Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects. EUH071: Corrosive to the respiratory tract.
Precautionary statements	P234: Keep only in original packaging. P390: Absorb spillage to prevent material damage. P260: Do not breathe vapours. P273: Avoid release to the environment. P280: Wear eye protection. P280: Wear protective gloves. P301+P330+P331: IF SWALLOWED: rinse mouth. Do NOT induce vomiting. P303+P361+P353: IF ON SKIN (or hair): Take off immediately all contaminated clothing. Rinse skin with water [or shower]. P310: Immediately call a doctor. P305+P351+P338: IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. P363: Wash contaminated clothing before reuse. P405: Store locked up. P501: Dispose of container to a disposal facility in accordance with local regulations.

4. AUTHORISED USE(S) OF THE META SPC

4.1.   Use description

Table 1

Disinfection of hard surfaces in hospitals and other health care institutions – RTU

Product type	PT02: Disinfectants and algaecides not intended for direct application to humans or animals
Where relevant, an exact description of the authorised use	—
Target organism(s) (including development stage)	Scientific name: no data Common name: Bacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Yeasts Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Fungi Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Mycobacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Viruses Development stage: no data
Field(s) of use	Indoor use Disinfection of hard non-porous surfaces in hospitals and other health care institutions.
Application method(s)	Method: fogging Detailed description: —
Application rate(s) and frequency	Application rate: 12 ml / m3 No dilution, the product is ready to use (RTU). Number and timing of application: Apply no more than once per day per room to be disinfected. A professional should perform filling of the fogger at maximum ten times per day, e.g. if multiple rooms will be disinfected on the same day. Room temperature Relative humidity: 40-96 % Room size: 30 - 150 m3
Category(ies) of users	Trained professional
Pack sizes and packaging material	1 L HDPE bottle with screw cap (outer cap HDPE, inner cap PPC, with LDPE or PE foam liner as pressure release valve) 5, 10 and 20 L HDPE cans with screw cap (HDPE) with inlay (PE foam) and pressure release membrane (PTFE)

4.1.1.   Use-specific instructions

Room (30 -150 m³) disinfection by fogging. Is only permitted by trained professionals. For details regarding certification of the applicator and use of the product and equipment (HaloFogger). Reference is made to the protocol room disinfection which is supplied with the product or fogging apparatus.

Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be disinfected.

Remove a cleaning agent, if used, with clean water.

Remove excess of water.

Before treatment, open drawers, closets, cabinet doors etc. to permit exposure to the nebulized product, and dry wet surfaces.

Cover all openings such as inlet and outlet of air-conditioning systems.

Fill the HaloFogger and set the fogging time (See instruction manual) and a dosage of 12 ml/m³.

Activate the HaloFogger and leave the room.

Keep the room closed at least during the contact time of 90 minutes. The contact time of 90 minutes starts at the moment that the concentration of 12 ml product / m³ is completely nebulized into the room.

The user shall always carry out a microbiological validation of the disinfection in the rooms to be disinfected (or in a suitable standard room, if applicable) with the devices to be used, after which a protocol for disinfection of these rooms can be made and used thereafter.

4.1.2.   Use-specific risk mitigation measures

• — During the diffusion, keep the room closed and do not enter in. Treatment shall be conducted with no human or animals present.

• — All gaps present in the room (e.g. window frame) from where fog may leak shall be sealed beforehand.

• — Ensure that access to the vapor-treated area is denied during the whole procedure with a warning sign.

• — For re-entry, the undercut of AEC inhalation of 1,25 mg/m³ or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide shall be ensured with a calibrated sensor. The trained professional user may enter the room only in emergency situations when the hydrogen peroxide level has dropped below 36 ppm (50 mg/m³) confirmed by a calibrated sensor wearing mandatory the following PPE: RPE with APF 40 according to EN 12942 or equivalent (Type of RPE to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information) and suitable protective equipment:

• — gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent

• — eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166,

• — coverall of at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent) which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

• — A built-in meter (calibrated sensor) should be used to ensure that the concentration of hydrogen peroxide has decreased below 0,9 ppm or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide. Unprotected persons or animals may re-enter the treated room only after the hydrogen peroxide concentration in air decreases lower than 1,25 mg/m³ (0,9 ppm) or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide.

Control measurements shall be performed before entering the room. Re-entry without protective equipment is only allowed when safe working levels are measured in the air.

When means of protection are indicated, these measures are without prejudice to the application of Council Directive 98/24/EC and other Union legislation in the area of health and safety at work. See section 6 for the full references to this act and the EN standards.

4.1.3.   Where specific to the use, the particulars of likely direct or indirect effects, first aid instructions and emergency measures to protect the environment

See General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.1.4.   Where specific to the use, the instructions for safe disposal of the product and its packaging

Keep only in original container Empty container completely. Keep labels on container. Dispose the container in accordance with the regulations issued by the appropriate authorities.

4.1.5.   Where specific to the use, the conditions of storage and shelf-life of the product under normal conditions of storage

See storage conditions in section General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.2.   Use description

Table 2

Disinfection of hard surfaces in Non-food industry and laboratories – RTU

Product type	PT02: Disinfectants and algaecides not intended for direct application to humans or animals
Where relevant, an exact description of the authorised use	—
Target organism(s) (including development stage)	Scientific name: no data Common name: Bacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Yeasts Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Fungi Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Mycobacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Viruses Development stage: no data
Field(s) of use	Indoor use Disinfection of hard non-porous surfaces in non-food industry and laboratories.
Application method(s)	Method: fogging Detailed description: —
Application rate(s) and frequency	Application rate: 12 ml / m3 No dilution, the product is ready to use (RTU). Number and timing of application: Apply no more than once per day per room to be disinfected. A professional should perform filling of the fogger at maximum ten times per day, e.g. if multiple rooms will be disinfected on the same day. Room temperature Relative humidity: 40-96 % Room size: 30 – 150 m3
Category(ies) of users	Trained professional
Pack sizes and packaging material	1 L HDPE bottle with screw cap (outer cap HDPE, inner cap PPC, with LDPE or PE foam liner as pressure release valve) 5, 10 and 20 L HDPE cans with screw cap (HDPE) with inlay (PE foam) and pressure release membrane (PTFE)

4.2.1.   Use-specific instructions

Room (30 -150 m³) disinfection by fogging. Is only permitted by trained professionals. For details regarding certification of the applicator and use of the product and equipment (HaloFogger). Reference is made to the protocol room disinfection which is supplied with the product or fogging apparatus.

Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be disinfected.

Remove a cleaning agent, if used, with clean water.

Remove excess of water.

Before treatment, open drawers, closets, cabinet doors etc. to permit exposure to the nebulized product, and dry wet surfaces.

Cover all openings such as inlet and outlet of air-conditioning systems.

Fill the HaloFogger and set the fogging time (See instruction manual) and a dosage of 12 ml / m³.

Activate the HaloFogger and leave the room.

Keep the room closed at least during the contact time of 90 minutes. The contact time of 90 minutes starts at the moment that the concentration of 12 ml product / m³ is completely nebulized into the room.

The user shall always carry out a microbiological validation of the disinfection in the rooms to be disinfected (or in a suitable standard room, if applicable) with the devices to be used, after which a protocol for disinfection of these rooms can be made and used thereafter.

4.2.2.   Use-specific risk mitigation measures

• — During the diffusion, keep the room closed and do not enter in. Treatment should be conducted with no human or animals present.

• — All gaps present in the room (e.g. window frame) from where fog may leak should be sealed beforehand.

• — Ensure that access to the vapor-treated area is denied during the whole procedure with a warning sign.

• — For re-entry, the undercut of AECinhalation of 1,25 mg/m³ or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide shall be ensured with a calibrated sensor. The trained professional user may enter the room only in emergency situations when the hydrogen peroxide level has dropped below 36 ppm (50 mg/m³) confirmed by a calibrated sensor wearing mandatory the following PPE: RPE with APF 40 according to EN 12942 or equivalent (Type of RPE to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information) and suitable protective equipment:

• — gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent

• — eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166

• — coverall of at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

• — A built-in meter (calibrated sensor) should be used to ensure that the concentration of hydrogen peroxide has decreased below 0,9 ppm or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide. Unprotected persons or animals may re-enter the treated room only after the hydrogen peroxide concentration in air decreases lower than 1,25 mg/m³ (0,9 ppm) or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide.

Control measurements shall be performed before entering the room. Re-entry without protective equipment is only allowed when safe working levels are measured in the air.

When means of protection are indicated, these measures are without prejudice to the application of Council Directive 98/24/EC and other Union legislation in the area of health and safety at work. See section 6 for the full references to this act and the EN standards.

4.2.3.   Where specific to the use, the particulars of likely direct or indirect effects, first aid instructions and emergency measures to protect the environment

See General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.2.4.   Where specific to the use, the instructions for safe disposal of the product and its packaging

Keep only in original container Empty container completely. Keep labels on container. Dispose the container in accordance with the regulations issued by the appropriate authorities.

4.2.5.   Where specific to the use, the conditions of storage and shelf-life of the product under normal conditions of storage

See storage conditions in section General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.3.   Use description

Table 3

Disinfection of hard non-porous surfaces in areas other than hospitals and care institutions were humans reside – RTU

Product type	PT02: Disinfectants and algaecides not intended for direct application to humans or animals
Where relevant, an exact description of the authorised use	—
Target organism(s) (including development stage)	Scientific name: no data Common name: Bacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Yeasts Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Fungi Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Mycobacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Viruses Development stage: no data
Field(s) of use	Indoor use Disinfection of hard surfaces in areas other than hospitals and care institutions were humans reside.
Application method(s)	Method: fogging Detailed description: —
Application rate(s) and frequency	Application rate: 12 ml / m3 No dilution, the product is ready to use (RTU). Number and timing of application: Apply no more than once per day per room to be disinfected. A professional should perform filling of the fogger at maximum ten times per day, e.g. if multiple rooms will be disinfected on the same day. Room temperature Relative humidity: 40-96 % Room size: 30 – 150 m3
Category(ies) of users	Trained professional
Pack sizes and packaging material	1 L HDPE bottle with screw cap (outer cap HDPE, inner cap PPC, with LDPE or PE foam liner as pressure release valve) 5, 10 and 20 L HDPE cans with screw cap (HDPE) with inlay (PE foam) and pressure release membrane (PTFE)

4.3.1.   Use-specific instructions

Room (30 -150 m³) disinfection by fogging. Is only permitted by trained professionals. For details regarding certification of the applicator and use of the product and equipment (HaloFogger). Reference is made to the protocol room disinfection which is supplied with the product or fogging apparatus.

Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be disinfected.

Remove a cleaning agent, if used, with clean water.

Remove excess of water.

Before treatment, open drawers, closets, cabinet doors etc. to permit exposure to the nebulized product, and dry wet surfaces.

Cover all openings such as inlet and outlet of air-conditioning systems.

Fill the HaloFogger and set the fogging time (See instruction manual) and a dosage of 12 ml/m³.

Activate the HaloFogger and leave the room.

Keep the room closed at least during the contact time of 90 minutes. The contact time of 90 minutes starts at the moment that the concentration of 12 ml product / m³ is completely nebulized into the room.

The user shall always carry out a microbiological validation of the disinfection in the rooms to be disinfected (or in a suitable standard room, if applicable) with the devices to be used, after which a protocol for disinfection of these rooms can be made and used thereafter.

4.3.2.   Use-specific risk mitigation measures

• — During the diffusion, keep the room closed and do not enter in. Treatment should be conducted with no human or animals present.

• — All gaps present in the room (e.g. window frame) from where fog may leak should be sealed beforehand.

• — Ensure that access to the vapor-treated area is denied during the whole procedure with a warning sign.

• — For re-entry, the undercut of AECinhalation of 1,25 mg/m³ or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide shall be ensured with a calibrated sensor. The trained professional user may enter the room only in emergency situations when the hydrogen peroxide level has dropped below 36 ppm (50 mg/m³) confirmed by a calibrated sensor wearing mandatory the following PPE: RPE with APF 40 according to EN 12942 or equivalent (Type of RPE to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information) and suitable protective equipment:

• — gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent

• — eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166

• — coverall of at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent) which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

• — A built-in meter (calibrated sensor) should be used to ensure that the concentration of hydrogen peroxide has decreased below 0,9 ppm or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide. Unprotected persons or animals may re-enter the treated room only after the hydrogen peroxide concentration in air decreases lower than 1,25 mg/m³ (0,9 ppm) or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide.

Control measurements shall be performed before entering the room. Re-entry without protective equipment is only allowed when safe working levels are measured in the air.

When means of protection are indicated, these measures are without prejudice to the application of Council Directive 98/24/EC and other Union legislation in the area of health and safety at work. See section 6 for the full references to this act and the EN standards.

4.3.3.   Where specific to the use, the particulars of likely direct or indirect effects, first aid instructions and emergency measures to protect the environment

See General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.3.4.   Where specific to the use, the instructions for safe disposal of the product and its packaging

Keep only in original container Empty container completely. Keep labels on container. Dispose the container in accordance with the regulations issued by the appropriate authorities.

4.3.5.   Where specific to the use, the conditions of storage and shelf-life of the product under normal conditions of storage

See storage conditions in section General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.4.   Use description

Table 4

Disinfection of surfaces in the food industry – RTU

Product type	PT04: Food and feed area
Where relevant, an exact description of the authorised use	—
Target organism(s) (including development stage)	Scientific name: no data Common name: Bacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Yeasts Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Fungi Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Mycobacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Viruses Development stage: no data
Field(s) of use	Indoor use Disinfection of hard non-porous surfaces in the food industry.
Application method(s)	Method: fogging Detailed description: —
Application rate(s) and frequency	Application rate: 12 ml / m3 No dilution, the product is ready to use. Number and timing of application: Apply no more than once per day per room to be disinfected. A professional should perform filling of the fogger at maximum ten times per day, e.g. if multiple rooms will be disinfected on the same day. Room temperature Relative humidity: 40-96 % Room size: 30 – 150 m3
Category(ies) of users	Trained professional
Pack sizes and packaging material	1 L HDPE bottle with screw cap (outer cap HDPE, inner cap PPC, with LDPE or PE foam liner as pressure release valve) 5, 10 and 20 L HDPE cans with screw cap (HDPE) with inlay (PE foam) and pressure release membrane (PTFE)

4.4.1.   Use-specific instructions

Room (30 -150 m³) disinfection by fogging. Is only permitted by trained professionals. For details regarding certification of the applicator and use of the product and equipment (HaloFogger). Reference is made to the protocol room disinfection which is supplied with the product or fogging apparatus.

Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be disinfected.

Remove a cleaning agent, if used, with clean water.

Remove excess of water.

Before treatment, open drawers, closets, cabinet doors etc. to permit exposure to the nebulized product, and dry wet surfaces.

Cover all openings such as inlet and outlet of air-conditioning systems.

Fill the HaloFogger and set the fogging time (See instruction manual) and a dosage of 12 ml/m³.

Activate the HaloFogger and leave the room.

Keep the room closed at least during the contact time of 90 minutes. The contact time of 90 minutes starts at the moment that the concentration of 12 ml product / m³ is completely nebulized into the room.

The user shall always carry out a microbiological validation of the disinfection in the rooms to be disinfected (or in a suitable standard room, if applicable) with the devices to be used, after which a protocol for disinfection of these rooms can be made and used thereafter.

4.4.2.   Use-specific risk mitigation measures

• — During the diffusion, keep the room closed and do not enter in. Treatment should be conducted with no human or animals present.

• — All gaps present in the room (e.g. window frame) from where fog may leak should be sealed beforehand.

• — Ensure that access to the vapor-treated area is denied during the whole procedure with a warning sign.

• — For re-entry, the undercut of AECinhalation of 1,25 mg/m³ or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide shall be ensured with a calibrated sensor. The trained professional user may enter the room only in emergency situations when the hydrogen peroxide level has dropped below 36 ppm (50 mg/m³) confirmed by a calibrated sensor wearing mandatory the following PPE: RPE with APF 40 according to EN 12942 or equivalent (Type of RPE to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information) and suitable protective equipment:

• — gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent

• — eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166

• — coverall of at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

• — A built-in meter (calibrated sensor) should be used to ensure that the concentration of hydrogen peroxide has decreased below 0,9 ppm or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide. Unprotected persons or animals may re-enter the treated room only after the hydrogen peroxide concentration in air decreases lower than 1,25 mg/m³ (0,9 ppm) or a lower relevant national reference value for airborne hydrogen peroxide.

Control measurements shall be performed before entering the room. Re-entry without protective equipment is only allowed when safe working levels are measured in the air.

When means of protection are indicated, these measures are without prejudice to the application of Council Directive 98/24/EC and other Union legislation in the area of health and safety at work. See section 6 for the full references to this act and the EN standards.

4.4.3.   Where specific to the use, the particulars of likely direct or indirect effects, first aid instructions and emergency measures to protect the environment

See General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.4.4.   Where specific to the use, the instructions for safe disposal of the product and its packaging

Keep only in original container Empty container completely. Keep labels on container. Dispose the container in accordance with the regulations issued by the appropriate authorities.

4.4.5.   Where specific to the use, the conditions of storage and shelf-life of the product under normal conditions of storage

See storage conditions in section General directions for use of the meta SPC.

5. GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR USE OF THE META SPC 3

5.1.   Instructions for use

See Use-specific instructions for use.

5.2.   Risk mitigation measures

See risk mitigation measures for specific uses.

5.3.   Particulars of likely direct or indirect effects, first aid instructions and emergency measures to protect the environment

IF INHALED: Move to fresh air and keep at rest in a position comfortable for breathing. If symptoms: Call 112 or an ambulance for medical assistance. If no symptoms: Call a POISON CENTRE or a doctor.

IF SWALLOWED: Immediately rinse mouth. Give something to drink, if exposed person is able to swallow. Do NOT induce vomiting. Call 112 or an ambulance for medical assistance.

IF ON SKIN: Immediately wash skin with plenty of water. Thereafter take off all contaminated clothing and wash it before reuse. Continue to wash the skin with water for 15 minutes. Call a POISON CENTRE or a doctor.

IF IN EYES: Immediately rinse with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing for at least 15 minutes. Call 112 or an ambulance for medical assistance. Information to Healthcare personnel/doctor: The eyes should also be rinsed repeatedly on the way to the doctor if eye exposure to alkaline chemicals (pH > 11), amines and acids like acetic acid, formic acid or propionic acid.

Avoid release of the product to the environment.

5.4.   Instructions for safe disposal of the product and its packaging

Keep only in original container. Empty container completely. Keep labels on container. Dispose the container in accordance with the regulations issued by the appropriate authorities.

5.5.   Conditions of storage and shelf-life of the product under normal conditions of storage

Shelf life: 24 months.

Store in the original container at room temperature. Store away from light. Protect from frost.

6. OTHER INFORMATION

Professionals (including industrial, professionals) mean trained professional if this is required by national legislation.

The full titles of the EN standards referenced in the Risk mitigation measures are:

EN ISO 374 – Protective gloves against dangerous chemicals and micro-organisms

EN 12942 – Respiratory protective devices – Powered filtering devices incorporating full face masks, half masks or quarter masks – Requirements, testing, marking

EN 166 – Eye protection against chemicals

EN 14605 – Protective clothing against liquid chemicals – Performance requirements for clothing with liquid-tight (Type 3) or spray-tight (Type 4) connections, including items providing protection to parts of the body only (Types PB [3] and PB [4]).

Council Directive 98/24/EC of 7 April 1998 on the protection of the health and safety of workers from the risks related to chemical agents at work (fourteenth individual Directive within the meaning of Article 16(1) of Directive 89/391/EEC) (OJ L 131, 5.5.1998, p. 11).

7. THIRD INFORMATION LEVEL: INDIVIDUAL PRODUCTS IN THE META SPC 3

7.1.   Trade name(s), authorisation number and specific composition of each individual product

Trade name(s)	Trade name(s)	Trade name(s)	Tevan Panox 500	Tevan Panox 500	Market area: EU	Market area: EU	Market area: EU
Trade name(s)	Trade name(s)	Trade name(s)	Halox 5	Halox 5	Market area: EU	Market area: EU	Market area: EU
Authorisation number	Authorisation number	Authorisation number			EU-0032875-0003 1-3	EU-0032875-0003 1-3	EU-0032875-0003 1-3
Common name	IUPAC name	Function	Function	CAS number	CAS number	EC number	Content (%)
Peracetic acid		active substance	active substance	79-21-0	79-21-0	201-186-8	0,1799 % (w/w)
Hydrogen peroxide	dihydrogen dioxide	non-active substance	non-active substance	7722-84-1	7722-84-1	231-765-0	5 % (w/w)
Polyphosphoric acid	Polyphosphoric acids	non-active substance	non-active substance	8017-16-1	8017-16-1	232-417-0	0,2108 % (w/w)
Acetic acid	ethanoic acid	non-active substance	non-active substance	64-19-7	64-19-7	200-580-7	0,0771 % (w/w)

1. META SPC 4 ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

1.1.   Meta SPC 4 identifier

Identifier	Meta SPC: Tevan Panox 350

1.2.   Suffix to the authorisation number

Number	1-4

1.3.   Product type(s)

Product type(s)	PT02: Disinfectants and algaecides not intended for direct application to humans or animals PT03: Veterinary hygiene PT04: Food and feed area

2. META SPC 4 COMPOSITION

2.1.   Qualitative and quantitative information on the composition of the meta SPC 4

Common name	IUPAC name	Function	CAS number	EC number	Content (%)
Peracetic acid		active substance	79-21-0	201-186-8	0,1259 - 0,1259 % (w/w)
Hydrogen peroxide	dihydrogen dioxide	non-active substance	7722-84-1	231-765-0	3,5 - 3,5 % (w/w)
Polyphosphoric acid	Polyphosphoric acids	non-active substance	8017-16-1	232-417-0	0,1476 - 0,1476 % (w/w)
Acetic acid	ethanoic acid	non-active substance	64-19-7	200-580-7	0,054 - 0,054 % (w/w)

2.2.   Type(s) of formulation of the meta SPC 4

Formulation type(s)	AL Any other liquid

3. HAZARD AND PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS OF THE META SPC 4

Hazard statements	H314: Causes severe skin burns and eye damage. H412: Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects. EUH071: Corrosive to the respiratory tract.
Precautionary statements	P260: Do not breathe spray. P280: Wear protective gloves. P280: Wear eye protection. P280: Wear protective clothing. P280: Wear face protection. P301+P330+P331: IF SWALLOWED: rinse mouth. Do NOT induce vomiting. P310: Immediately call a doctor. P303+P361+P353: IF ON SKIN (or hair): Take off immediately all contaminated clothing. Rinse skin with water [or shower]. P305+P351+P338: IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. P363: Wash contaminated clothing before reuse. P273: Avoid release to the environment. P405: Store locked up. P501: Dispose of container to a disposal facility in accordance with local regulations.

4. AUTHORISED USE(S) OF THE META SPC

4.1.   Use description

Table 1

Disinfection of hard surfaces in hospitals and other health care institutions – RTU

Product type	PT02: Disinfectants and algaecides not intended for direct application to humans or animals
Where relevant, an exact description of the authorised use	—
Target organism(s) (including development stage)	Scientific name: no data Common name: Bacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Yeasts Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Fungi Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Mycobacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Viruses Development stage: no data
Field(s) of use	Indoor use Disinfection of hard non-porous surfaces in hospitals and other health care institutions.
Application method(s)	Method: Manual application by pouring or spraying (trigger spray or knapsack spraying) followed by mopping or wiping. Detailed description: —
Application rate(s) and frequency	Application rate: Trigger spray: 0,030 - 0,060 litre/m2 Watering can: 0,19 - 1,92 litre/m2 Knapsack or backpack spray: 0,181 litre/m2 No dilution, the product is ready to use (RTU). Number and timing of application: Apply in addition to daily cleaning, this is a ready to use product. 10 applications per day shall not be exceeded. Temperature: room temperature.
Category(ies) of users	Professional
Pack sizes and packaging material	0,75 and 1 L HDPE bottle with trigger spray (stainless steel and PE) with pressure release valve. 0,75 and 1 L HDPE bottle with screw cap (outer cap HDPE, inner cap PPC, with LDPE or PE foam liner as pressure release valve) 5, 10 and 20 L HDPE cans with screw cap (HDPE) with inlay (PE foam) and pressure release membrane (PTFE) 220 L HDPE drums with HDPE screw cap (with pressure release membrane); 1 000 L HDPE IBC with HDPE screw cap (with pressure release vent) and outlet opening with butterfly valve.

4.1.1.   Use-specific instructions

Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be disinfected.

Remove a cleaning agent, if used, with clean water.

Remove excess of water.

Pour or spray (by means of the prefilled trigger sprayer or a knapsack sprayer) the product on the floor or surface and spread it by means of a mop or a cloth.

Make sure that the surface remains wet for at least 5 minutes.

Where gas filters (RPE) are required, training must be ensured for the users.

4.1.2.   Use-specific risk mitigation measures

Mixing and loading – Manual:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory.

• — Wear a protective coverall (at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent) which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

Application – spraying – trigger spray:

• — Spraying is only allowed in the downward or horizontal direction.

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 100 m³ with a ventilation of < 3 air changes per hour a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Re-entry is only permitted once the air concentration for hydrogen peroxide has dropped below 0,9 ppm (1,25 mg/m³) or relevant lower national reference value.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

Application – spraying – Knapsack or backpack sprayer:

• — Spraying is only allowed in the downward or horizontal direction with a lance sprayer.

• — The flow rate of the backpack sprayer must not exceed 0,3 l/min.

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Wear a protective coverall (at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent) which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

• — Use only in rooms with a volume ≥ 1 000 m³.

• — Provide ventilation of 3 air changes per hour (industrial ventilation or keeping windows and doors open).

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent providing a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Unprotected persons must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Animals must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

Application – mopping and wiping:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Provide ventilation of 3 air changes per hour (industrial ventilation or keeping windows and doors open).

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 1 000 m³ a protection factor of 10 is mandatory At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Re-entry is only permitted once the air concentration for hydrogen peroxide has dropped below 0,9 ppm (1,25 mg/m³) or relevant lower national reference value.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

Application – pouring:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Ensure adequate ventilation (at least 3 air changes per hour) during application

• — Use only in rooms with a volume ≥ 1 000 m³.

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 1 000 m³, a protection factor of 10 is mandatory At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Unprotected persons must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

• — Animals must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

When means of protection are indicated, these measures are without prejudice to the application of Council Directive 98/24/EC and other Union legislation in the area of health and safety at work. See section 6 for the full references to this act and the EN standards.

4.1.3.   Where specific to the use, the particulars of likely direct or indirect effects, first aid instructions and emergency measures to protect the environment

See General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.1.4.   Where specific to the use, the instructions for safe disposal of the product and its packaging

Keep only in original container. Empty container completely. Keep labels on container. Dispose the container in accordance with the regulations issued by the appropriate authorities.

4.1.5.   Where specific to the use, the conditions of storage and shelf-life of the product under normal conditions of storage

See storage conditions in section general directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.2.   Use description

Table 2

Disinfection of hard surfaces in non-food industry and laboratories – RTU

Product type	PT02: Disinfectants and algaecides not intended for direct application to humans or animals
Where relevant, an exact description of the authorised use	—
Target organism(s) (including development stage)	Scientific name: no data Common name: Bacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Yeasts Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Fungi Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Mycobacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Viruses Development stage: no data
Field(s) of use	Indoor use Disinfection of hard non-porous surfaces in non-food industry and laboratories.
Application method(s)	Method: Manual application by pouring or spraying (trigger spray or knapsack spraying) followed by mopping or wiping. Detailed description: —
Application rate(s) and frequency	Application rate: Trigger spray: 0,030 - 0,060 litre/m2 Watering can: 0,19 - 1,92 litre/m2 Knapsack or backpack spray: 0,181 litre/m2 No dilution, the product is ready to use (RTU). Number and timing of application: Apply in addition to daily cleaning, this is a ready to use product. 10 applications per day shall not be exceeded. Temperature: room temperature.
Category(ies) of users	Professional
Pack sizes and packaging material	0,75 and 1 L HDPE bottle with trigger spray (stainless steel and PE) with pressure release valve. 0,75 and 1 L HDPE bottle with screw cap (outer cap HDPE, inner cap PPC, with LDPE or PE foam liner as pressure release valve) 5, 10 and 20 L HDPE cans with screw cap (HDPE) with inlay (PE foam) and pressure release membrane (PTFE) 220 L HDPE drums with HDPE screw cap (with pressure release membrane); 1 000 L HDPE IBC with HDPE screw cap (with pressure release vent) and outlet opening with butterfly valve.

4.2.1.   Use-specific instructions

Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be disinfected.

Remove a cleaning agent, if used, with clean water.

Remove excess of water.

Pour or spray (by means of the prefilled trigger sprayer or a knapsack sprayer) the product on the floor or surface and spread it by means of a mop or a cloth.

Make sure that the surface remains wet for at least 5 minutes.

Where gas filters (RPE) are required, training must be ensured for the users.

4.2.2.   Use-specific risk mitigation measures

Mixing and loading – Manual:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory.

• — Wear a protective coverall (at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent) which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

Application – spraying – trigger spray:

• — Spraying is only allowed in the downward or horizontal direction.

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear a protective coverall (at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent) which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 100 m³ with a ventilation of < 3 air changes per hour a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Re-entry is only permitted once the air concentration for hydrogen peroxide has dropped below 0,9 ppm (1,25 mg/m³) or relevant lower national reference value.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

Application – spraying – Knapsack or backpack sprayer:

• — Spraying is only allowed in the downward or horizontal direction with a lance sprayer.

• — The flow rate of the backpack sprayer must not exceed 0,3 l/min.

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Use only in rooms with a volume ≥ 1 000 m³.

• — Provide ventilation of 3 air changes per hour (industrial ventilation or keeping windows and doors open).

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent providing a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Unprotected persons must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

• — Animals must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

Application – mopping and wiping:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Provide ventilation of 3 air changes per hour (industrial ventilation or keeping windows and doors open).

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 1 000 m³ a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Re-entry is only permitted once the air concentration for hydrogen peroxide has dropped below 0,9 ppm (1,25 mg/m³) or relevant lower national reference value.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

Application – pouring:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Ensure adequate ventilation (at least 3 air changes per hour) during application.

• — Use only in rooms with a volume ≥ 1 000 m³.

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 1 000 m³ a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Unprotected persons must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

• — Animals must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

When means of protection are indicated, these measures are without prejudice to the application of Council Directive 98/24/EC and other Union legislation in the area of health and safety at work. See section 6 for the full references to this act and the EN standards.

4.2.3.   Where specific to the use, the particulars of likely direct or indirect effects, first aid instructions and emergency measures to protect the environment

See General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.2.4.   Where specific to the use, the instructions for safe disposal of the product and its packaging

Keep only in original container. Empty container completely. Keep labels on container. Dispose the container in accordance with the regulations issued by the appropriate authorities.

4.2.5.   Where specific to the use, the conditions of storage and shelf-life of the product under normal conditions of storage

See storage conditions in section General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.3.   Use description

Table 3

Disinfection of hard surfaces in areas other than hospitals and care institutions were humans reside – RTU

Product type	PT02: Disinfectants and algaecides not intended for direct application to humans or animals
Where relevant, an exact description of the authorised use	—
Target organism(s) (including development stage)	Scientific name: no data Common name: Bacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Yeasts Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Fungi Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Mycobacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Viruses Development stage: no data
Field(s) of use	Indoor use Disinfection of hard non-porous surfaces in areas other than hospitals and care institutions where humans reside.
Application method(s)	Method: Manual application by pouring or spraying (trigger spray or knapsack spraying) followed by mopping or wiping. Detailed description: —
Application rate(s) and frequency	Application rate: Trigger spray: 0,030 - 0,060 litre/m2 Watering can: 0,19 - 1,92 litre/m2 Knapsack or backpack spray: 0,181 litre/m2 No dilution, the product is ready to use (RTU). Number and timing of application: Apply in addition to daily cleaning, this is a ready to use product. Ten applications per day shall not be exceeded. Temperature: room temperature.
Category(ies) of users	Professional
Pack sizes and packaging material	0,75 and 1 L HDPE bottle with trigger spray (stainless steel and PE) with pressure release valve. 0,75 and 1 L HDPE bottle with screw cap (outer cap HDPE, inner cap PPC, with LDPE or PE foam liner as pressure release valve) 5, 10 and 20 L HDPE cans with screw cap (HDPE) with inlay (PE foam) and pressure release membrane (PTFE) 220 L HDPE drums with HDPE screw cap (with pressure release membrane); 1 000 L HDPE IBC with HDPE screw cap (with pressure release vent) and outlet opening with butterfly valve.

4.3.1.   Use-specific instructions

Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be disinfected.

Remove a cleaning agent, if used, with clean water.

Remove excess of water.

Pour or spray (by means of the prefilled trigger sprayer or a knapsack sprayer) the product on the floor or surface and spread it by means of a mop or a cloth.

Make sure that the surface remains wet for at least 5 minutes.

Where gas filters (RPE) are required, training must be ensured for the users.

4.3.2.   Use-specific risk mitigation measures

Mixing and loading – Manual:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory.

• — Wear a protective coverall (at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent) which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

Application – spraying – trigger spray:

• — Spraying is only allowed in the downward or horizontal direction with a lance sprayer.

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 100 m³ with a ventilation of < 3 air changes per hour a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Re-entry is only permitted once the air concentration for hydrogen peroxide has dropped below 0,9 ppm (1,25 mg/m³) or relevant lower national reference value.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

Application – spraying – Knapsack or backpack sprayer:

• — Spraying is only allowed in the downward or horizontal direction.

• — The flow rate of the backpack sprayer must not exceed 0,3 l/min.

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Wear a protective coverall (at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent) which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

• — Use only in rooms with a volume ≥ 1 000 m³.

• — Provide ventilation of 3 air changes per hour (industrial ventilation or keeping windows and doors open) Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent providing a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Unprotected persons must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

• — Animals must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

Application – mopping and wiping:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Provide ventilation of 3 air changes per hour (industrial ventilation or keeping windows and doors open) Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 1 000 m³ a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Re-entry is only permitted once the air concentration for hydrogen peroxide has dropped below 0,9 ppm (1,25 mg/m³) or relevant lower national reference value.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

Application – pouring:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Provide ventilation of 3 air changes per hour (industrial ventilation or keeping windows and doors open) Use only in rooms with a volume ≥ 1 000 m³

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 1 000 m³ a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Unprotected persons must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

• — Animals must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

When means of protection are indicated, these measures are without prejudice to the application of Council Directive 98/24/EC and other Union legislation in the area of health and safety at work. See section 6 for the full references to this act and the EN standards.

4.3.3.   Where specific to the use, the particulars of likely direct or indirect effects, first aid instructions and emergency measures to protect the environment

See General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.3.4.   Where specific to the use, the instructions for safe disposal of the product and its packaging

Keep only in original container. Empty container completely. Keep labels on container. Dispose the container in accordance with the regulations issued by the appropriate authorities.

4.3.5.   Where specific to the use, the conditions of storage and shelf-life of the product under normal conditions of storage

See storage conditions in section General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.4.   Use description

Table 4

Disinfection of surfaces in swimming pools – RTU

Product type	PT02: Disinfectants and algaecides not intended for direct application to humans or animals
Where relevant, an exact description of the authorised use	—
Target organism(s) (including development stage)	Scientific name: no data Common name: Bacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Yeasts Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Fungi Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Mycobacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Viruses Development stage: no data>
Field(s) of use	Indoor use Disinfection of hard non-porous surfaces around swimming pools or in empty basins.
Application method(s)	Method: Manual application by pouring or spraying (trigger spray or knapsack spraying) followed by mopping or wiping. Detailed description: —
Application rate(s) and frequency	Application rate: Trigger spray: 0,030 - 0,060 litre/m2 Watering can: 0,19 - 1,92 litre/m2 Knapsack or backpack spray: 0,181 litre/m2 No dilution, the product is ready to use (RTU). Number and timing of application: Apply in addition to daily cleaning, this is a ready to use product. 10 applications per day shall not be exceeded. Temperature: room temperature.
Category(ies) of users	Professional
Pack sizes and packaging material	0,75 and 1 L HDPE bottle with trigger spray (stainless steel and PE) with pressure release valve. 0,75 and 1 L HDPE bottle with screw cap (outer cap HDPE, inner cap PPC, with LDPE or PE foam liner as pressure release valve) 5, 10 and 20 L HDPE cans with screw cap (HDPE) with inlay (PE foam) and pressure release membrane (PTFE) 220 L HDPE drums with HDPE screw cap (with pressure release membrane); 1 000 L HDPE IBC with HDPE screw cap (with pressure release vent) and outlet opening with butterfly valve.

4.4.1.   Use-specific instructions

Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be disinfected.

Remove a cleaning agent, if used, with clean water.

Remove excess of water.

Pour or spray (by means of the prefilled trigger sprayer or a knapsack sprayer) the product on the floor or surface and spread it by means of a mop or a cloth.

Make sure that the surface remains wet for at least 5 minutes.

Where gas filters (RPE) are required, training must be ensured for the users.

4.4.2.   Use-specific risk mitigation measures

Mixing and loading – Manual:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory.

• — Wear a protective coverall (at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent) which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

Application – spraying – trigger spray:

• — Spraying is only allowed in the downward or horizontal direction.

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 100 m³ with a ventilation of < 3 air changes per hour a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Re-entry is only permitted once the air concentration for hydrogen peroxide has dropped below 0,9 ppm (1,25 mg/m³) or relevant lower national reference value.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

Application – spraying – Knapsack or backpack sprayer:

• — Spraying is only allowed in the downward or horizontal direction with a lance sprayer.

• — The flow rate of the backpack sprayer must not exceed 0,3 l/min.

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Wear a protective coverall (at least type 4, consistent with EN 14605 or equivalent) which is impermeable for the biocidal product (coverall material to be specified by the authorisation holder within the product information).

• — Use only in rooms with a volume ≥ 1 000 m³.

• — Provide ventilation of 3 air changes per hour (industrial ventilation or keeping windows and doors open).

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent providing a protection factor of 10 is mandatory. At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Unprotected persons must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

• — Animals must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

Application – mopping and wiping:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Provide ventilation of 3 air changes per hour (industrial ventilation or keeping windows and doors open) Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 1 000 m³ a protection factor of 10 is mandatory At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Re-entry is only permitted once the air concentration for hydrogen peroxide has dropped below 0,9 ppm (1,25 mg/m³) or relevant lower national reference value.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

Application – pouring:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — The use of eye protection (chemical goggles) consistent with EN 166 or equivalent during handling of the product is mandatory.

• — Wear chemical resistant boots consistent with EN 13832 or equivalent during product handling phase.

• — Provide ventilation of 3 air changes per hour (industrial ventilation or keeping windows and doors open).

• — Use only in rooms with a volume ≥ 1 000 m³.

• — Use of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) consistent with EN 12941 or equivalent is mandatory. If the product is used in rooms < 1 000 m³ a protection factor of 10 is mandatory At least a powered air purifying respirator with helmet, hood or mask (TH1 or TM1), or a half mask or full mask with gas filter is required.

• — Unprotected persons must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

• — No access of third parties during application or treatment.

• — Do not use near domestic animals or livestock.

• — Animals must be kept away from treated areas until surfaces are dry.

When means of protection are indicated, these measures are without prejudice to the application of Council Directive 98/24/EC and other Union legislation in the area of health and safety at work. See section 6 for the full references to this act and the EN standards.

4.4.3.   Where specific to the use, the particulars of likely direct or indirect effects, first aid instructions and emergency measures to protect the environment

See General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.4.4.   Where specific to the use, the instructions for safe disposal of the product and its packaging

Keep only in original container. Empty container completely. Keep labels on container. Dispose the container in accordance with the regulations issued by the appropriate authorities.

4.4.5.   Where specific to the use, the conditions of storage and shelf-life of the product under normal conditions of storage

See storage conditions in section General directions for use of the meta SPC.

4.5.   Use description

Table 5

Disinfection of surfaces in accomodations and adjacent rooms for animals – RTU

Product type	PT03: Veterinary hygiene
Where relevant, an exact description of the authorised use	—
Target organism(s) (including development stage)	Scientific name: no data Common name: Bacteria Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Yeasts Development stage: no data Scientific name: no data Common name: Mycobacteria Development stage: no data
Field(s) of use	Indoor use Disinfection of hard non-porous surfaces in accommodations and adjacent rooms for animals.
Application method(s)	Method: Manual application by pouring or spraying (trigger spray or knapsack spraying) followed by mopping or wiping. Detailed description: Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be disinfected. Remove a cleaning agent, if used, with clean water. Remove excess of water. Pour or spray (by means of the prefilled trigger sprayer or a knapsack sprayer) the product on the floor or surface and spread it by means of a mop or a cloth. Take care that the surface remains wet during at least 5 minutes.
Application rate(s) and frequency	Application rate: Trigger spray: 0,030 - 0,060 litre/m2 Watering can: 0,19 - 1,92 litre/m2 Knapsack or backpack spray: 0,181 litre/m2 No dilution, the product is ready to use (RTU). Number and timing of application: Apply in addition to daily cleaning, this is a ready to use product.10 applications per day shall not be exceeded.
Category(ies) of users	Professional
Pack sizes and packaging material	0,75 and 1 L HDPE bottle with trigger spray (stainless steel and PE) with pressure release valve. 0,75 and 1 L HDPE bottle with screw cap (outer cap HDPE, inner cap PPC, with LDPE or PE foam liner as pressure release valve) 5, 10 and 20 L HDPE cans with screw cap (HDPE) with inlay (PE foam) and pressure release membrane (PTFE) 220 L HDPE drums with HDPE screw cap (with pressure release membrane); 1 000 L HDPE IBC with HDPE screw cap (with pressure release vent) and outlet opening with butterfly valve.

4.5.1.   Use-specific instructions

Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be disinfected.

Remove a cleaning agent, if used, with clean water.

Remove excess of water.

Pour or spray (by means of the prefilled trigger sprayer or a knapsack sprayer) the product on the floor under feed troughs or surface and spread it by means of a mop or a cloth.

Make sure that the surface remains wet for at least 5 minutes.

Where gas filters (RPE) are required, training must be ensured for the users.

4.5.2.   Use-specific risk mitigation measures

Mixing and loading – Manual:

• — Wear protective chemical resistant gloves consistent with EN ISO 374 or equivalent during product handling phase.