UV Sterilizer for Water Treatment System UV Water Sterilizer Ultraviolet Water Purification

What does a UV sterilizer do?

A UV sterilizer is used to control infections by stopping the spread of microorganisms from one fish/coral/invertebrate to another through the water. It is also used in pond applications to control free-floating algae. When operated correctly, free-floating microorganisms will be killed by the UV light. Note that the organisms must be in the water that flows to the UV sterilizer. The UV light has no residual effect and will not kill organisms attached to fish (e.g., adult stage of ich) or rocks (e.g., algae).

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Ultraviolet light is a kind of electromagnetic radiation, or radiative energy is wavy.
Ultraviolet energy is defined as invisible radiation in the presence of electromagnetic spectrum between visible and X light. In the application of ultraviolet sterilization in water treatment, ultraviolet energy is subdivided into 254 and 185 nm wavelengths.
Because of the outstanding advantages of UV ultraviolet disinfection and sterilization in water treatment (safety, economy, quick connection and non-pollution of water quality), it has been recognized as a reliable and safe disinfection and purification method all over the world.
All over the world, especially in Europe, America and North America, it is listed as the preferred disinfection and sterilization method in water terminal (Pou) and small-scale water supply system, providing high-quality clean water for many industries.

Application field of ultraviolet sterilizer:
Hotel
Greenb
Hospital
Beer industry
Cooling tower
Electronics industry
Pharmaceutical industry
Chemical
Cosmetics
sewage disposal
Laboratory
Domestic drinking water
Bottled Water
Recirculating water recovery
Microelectronics pure water
Water for food and beverage processing
Semiconductor ultra pure water
Swimming pool &SPA water treatment
Water cultivation
Artificial fountain and landscape water
Humidification system
Fish hatching and aquaculture





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