Ultraviolet purification is a proven technology that can protect your family from waterborne disease-causing microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, algae, and fungi. Ultraviolet (UV) disinfection works by delivering concentrated amounts of UV light energy to the reproductive mechanism of the microbe, effectively killing it. As water passes through the UV chamber, it instantly disinfects it. The only homeowner maintenance is to replace the bulb once per year.

• No Sulfur
• No Turbidity or other Filterable Solids
• No greater than 0.3ppm of Iron
• No greater than 0.05ppm of Manganese
• No excessive Hardness (Where total hardness is less than 7gpg, the UV unit should operate efficiently provided the quartz sleeve and/or sensor probe is cleaned periodically. If total hardness exceeds 7gpg, the water should be softened).
• A flow restrictor must be installed for the flow rating and disinfection requirements that the application requires.
• The system must be sized based on the projected flow rate needed for the proper functioning of plumbing systems.
• All germicidal 254nm bulbs are rated for a service life of approximately 9,000 hours (one year is 8,760 hours), and even though they can remain lit for a much longer period of time, their intensity and disinfection capacity are greatly reduced.