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Does UV LED light kill bacteria?

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Does UV LED light kill bacteria?

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In particular, the wavelength of 264 nm is incredibly impressive at killing germs, viruses and bacteria. Fortunately, UV-C radiation can pass through air without creating ozone, so UV-C lamps can be used in air to disinfect surfaces. ... UV LEDs can play a useful role in preventing infectious disease.

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