Not that I can find OP and I don’t think it exists.
However, Dettol claims on its packaging for their standard cleaner that it is an effective product against a certain Coronavirus. And other stuff.
To my understanding, Coronaviruses are similar in the way they infiltrate the host and in their structure. To a high enough degree as far as I can tell that I am happy to use this spray for the easy option but I don’t rely on it.
I sometimes use the wipes for my phone screen. Which you are not supposed to do so please don’t do it. They are actually quite expensive and I don’t like wipes in general so I only bought one box, cut the sheets in quarters and placed in a sealed sandwich bag to use sometimes. In a month I barely touched them.
This is what they say www.dettol.co.uk/about-us/understanding-coronavirus/
There are similar products in other countries by different manufacturers. But I don’t know enough about them.
Alcohol min 65 or 70% (?) is your best bet. It is not suitable for all surfaces. Bleach solution (5-or 10%?) also recommended. Hydrogen peroxide too but I can’t remember the concentration needed. Soapy water so a degreasing agent. None of these are as easy as a wipe or a spray that doesn’t damage furniture or fixtures.
Some hand sanitiser come in a liquid with a spray dispenser form and if they have the right concentration of alcohol they are a more convenient option. Not the best value for money though. I have been unable to buy such a product in the UK as gel formulations appear to be the norm here - I didn’t look very hard though.
I personally use 70 and 90% alcohol solutions where needed.
Dettol says they don’t use bleach. My organic chemistry is very rusty, but I think their formula might have some ammonia in it. No idea of the significance of this and I might be wrong anyway..