A sterilization method and apparatus for cleaning multiple devices of different sizes on all surfaces at one time. This apparatus allows for the cleaning of electronic devices which are corded and cordless/wireless without allowing ozone which is generated from the UV lights to escape from the product or allowing humans eyes to be effected by direct exposure to the UV light generated by the apparatus. This apparatus enables devices to be charged while they are being sterilized. This invention outlines a very simple method for replacement of fragile cold cathode lamps using a wire harness and metalized enclosure
