Ultraviolet (UV-C) light with a wavelength of 254 nm penetrates microorganisms and destroys their DNA, rendering them inactive and non-replicable. It is a fast, safe, and maintenance-light solution that treats your water in real-time – without altering its chemical composition.

Advantages at a glance:

✓ Up to 99.99% elimination of bacteria, viruses & parasites
✓ No use of chemicals or by-products (like chlorine or ozone)
✓ Neutral taste and odor – natural water preserved
✓ Ideal for drinking water, wells, rainwater, and cisterns
✓ Minimal maintenance, energy-efficient operation

Our UV sterilizers are available in various sizes and flow rates for:

• Private homes (kitchen, whole-house treatment)
• Commercial kitchens & food service
• Well water treatment
• Hospitals, laboratories & clinics
• Agriculture & livestock watering systems
• Industrial and pharmaceutical processes

They are also excellent in combination with reverse osmosis or carbon filtration to achieve complete water purification.

1. Pre-filtration removes particles that could shield microorganisms from UV light.
2. Water flows through a stainless steel UV chamber containing the UV-C lamp.
3. The UV light inactivates 99.99% of microorganisms as water passes through.
4. The treated water is immediately safe to use or drink.

Yes – UV-C light penetrates the cell wall and damages the DNA or RNA of bacteria, viruses, and protozoa, making them harmless. It’s effective against E. coli, Salmonella, Giardia, Legionella, Cryptosporidium, and many more.

Absolutely. UV systems treat water without adding anything. They leave no taste, chemicals, or by-products behind – making it one of the safest and most natural disinfection methods available.

Yes. UV systems work best with clear water. A pre-filter (5–20 micron) is usually required to remove sediment, as particles can shield microorganisms from the UV light.

UV lamps should typically be replaced once a year, even if the light is still on. After 9,000–10,000 hours, the UV intensity drops below effective levels.

UV sterilizers only work when powered. For critical applications, a backup power supply (UPS) is recommended to ensure continuous disinfection.

No. Most residential UV systems are easy to install in-line with existing plumbing. Maintenance is limited to lamp replacement and occasional quartz sleeve cleaning.