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Designed for reliable and efficient water purification, ensuring clean, and safe, water for your home.
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The evolution of UV water disinfection UV light has long been recognised as an effective method of water treatment and sterilisation. Pioneered by physician Niels Ryberg Finsen in the early 1900s, who won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1903 for his work using UV rays to treat bacterial infections, the technology was first applied…
Earth, it’s largely covered by water, in fact, 70% of our planet’s surface is water. But where did all that water actually come from?
When it comes to ensuring safe drinking water from boreholes or ground sources, ultraviolet (UV) water treatment systems are often the go-to solution.
A UV (ultraviolet) unit is commonly used in water treatment systems for domestic homes to disinfect and purify water.
We even have a range of domestic UV water treatment systems that aren’t available on the website, so if you’re looking for an eco-friendly UV unit that doesn’t affect the water’s taste, colour or odour, contact us today. As water treatment specialists, we’ll advise on the safest and most effective UV disinfection method that will meet your requirements
Not unless your water supply is contaminated with tennis balls. A UV unit offers absolutely no filtration what so ever. The term “UV filter” is a bit of a personal annoyance. A UV disinfection system will often come with filtration options but the UV unit itself has no integrated filtration.
Yes you can but we wouldn’t recommend it. UV lamps are manufactured to be left on 24/7 for one whole year. If the UV lamp is switched off, then bacteria can migrate through the chamber so the next time you turn the tap on, untreated water will come out. As well as that, the filaments in UV lamps are weak so they will become damaged very quickly being turned on and off a lot.
Typically 9,000 hours or 1 year. After this, the UV lamp will still be on (you can still see the blue light) but it won’t give out an appropriate UV dose. Some UV lamps using newer technology will last 2 for years now. These are usually used for bigger applications though.
We recommend you do use a pre-filter to protect the UV unit. Without a pre-filter, quartz fouling is more likely as is UV shadowing. For drinking water you should be looking at using a 5 − 25μ filter cartridge with it.
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