UV-C Electric Toothbrush Sterilizer for Wall Mounting
Clear the sink and start the day with a brush head you have actually cleaned. This wall-mounted UV-C unit holds your electric brush heads in a sealed blue-lit chamber with an LED countdown and one-button control.
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Clear the sink and start the day with a brush head you have actually cleaned. This wall-mounted UV-C unit holds your electric brush heads in a sealed blue-lit chamber with an LED countdown and one-button control.
Sterilizes electric toothbrush heads with UV light in a compact wall-mounted unit
- bacteria buildup on toothbrush heads
- cluttered bathroom counters
- storage of multiple toothbrushes
A wall-mounted UV-C chamber keeps every brush head clean and your counter clear
Brush heads go from an exposed sink to a sealed, blue-lit chamber. One press starts a visible countdown, and the counter stays empty.
Sterilization that mounts where your brushes already live

Sterilizes in a sealed chamber
The blue UV-C chamber treats brush heads inside a closed space. Air-drying on an open counter does not do that.

Wall mount frees the counter
Mount it beside the sink and brush heads and clutter leave the basin surface. Each brush gets its own slot.

A visible countdown, one press
A single push starts the cycle and the LED display shows progress. The unit charges over the USB port on its side.
Load, press once, and let the countdown run
- 1Rinse and load
Rinse the brush head after use and place it in a slot.
- 2Close the cover
Shut the front flip cover so the UV-C stays inside the chamber.
- 3Press once
Push the button and step away. The LED countdown runs to the end of the cycle.
Everything you need to hang it today
- UV sterilizer unit×1
Matte white housing with flip cover
- Mounting hardware
For wall installation
From a crowded sink to a clean wall slot
The sink nobody wants to touch
Brush heads sit on the counter all day, next to rinse cups and everyone else's brushes. Rinsing and air-drying is the usual fix. It leaves heads open to bathroom air and splash, and it does nothing to actively sanitize them.
A chamber that does the work
The unit mounts on the wall and holds your brush heads inside a blue-lit UV-C chamber. Press the single button and the LED countdown shows the cycle running. You watch it finish instead of guessing.
A few minutes a month keeps it working
- Wipe the housing
Use a dry or barely damp cloth.
- Avoid splash
Keep the UV chamber clear of water.
- Recharge by USB
Use the side port when needed.
UV-C wall unit vs rinse and air-dry
| UV-C wall unit | Rinse and air-dry | |
|---|---|---|
| Active UV-C sterilization | Yes | No |
| Enclosed storage | Yes | No |
| Frees counter space | Yes | No |
| Visible cycle timer | Yes | No |
| No setup needed | No | Yes |
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Questions and answers
It has built-in brush holder slots for electric brush heads. Check your brush head size against the slots in the photos before ordering.
UV-C can harm eyes and skin, so it runs inside the sealed chamber behind the front flip cover. Keep the cover closed and never look into the chamber.
UV-C is a known sanitizing light, and the unit treats heads inside a closed chamber. It supports your routine. It does not replace brushing or rinsing.
Use the mounting hardware on a dry wall section beside the sink. On tile, mark your holes first so the screws line up.
Yes. The USB port is on the side. The LED countdown shows the cycle running.
Air-drying leaves heads open to bathroom air. This unit stores them off the counter and runs a UV-C cycle. As a one-time purchase it replaces no consumables, so there is nothing to rebuy.
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