E 30 ULTRAVIOLET FILTER

Disinfection with ultraviolet provides disinfection of microorganisms without adding any chemicals or oxidants to the water. The disinfection system, which produces short UV waves using a low-pressure mercury lamp, neutralizes bacteria, protozoa, viruses, molds, fungi, algae and their eggs.

In UV systems, an aluminum or stainless steel bed surrounds the lamp, and the water passing through this bed is bombarded with UV rays. The working principle of the UV system is to neutralize microorganisms by disrupting their DNA and RNA structures.

In order for UV disinfection to be complete, the water should not be cloudy or colored. Therefore, a 5 micron filter is generally recommended before UV. Its ability to kill germs decreases over time and it is recommended to replace the lamp approximately once a year. Ultraviolet systems generally consist of a stainless steel body (ray chamber).

The ultraviolet lamp is located inside the quartz glass placed inside this room. The operation of the system is to turn on the UV lamp with electric current and neutralize the organisms in the water with the wavelength it emits.

Ultraviolet light (UV), a natural part of sunlight, is widely considered to be a reliable, efficient and environmentally friendly solution for water disinfection.

The UV lamp with a 254nm wavelength is used to sterilize water, preventing organisms from reproducing due to sudden death.

Features of the UV filter:
Flow rate: 1 gpm.
Electricity: 110V/60Hz, 220V/50Hz
Watts: 6
Current: 350 mA
Lamp Life (hours): 8000
In/Out port size: 1/4”NPT
Dimensions (inches): 12 x 2 1/2
UV Chamber Material: Stainless Steel, 304ss.
Maximum Operation: 85psi.
Lifespan: 8000-10,000 thousand hours
Micron Range:
Dimensions: 2″ inch
Raw Material: Stainless Chrome
Type: inline coco