High Power Low Pressure UVC Lamp
Amalgam lamps offer the best performance over a broad air and water temperature range (4 – 40°C) with consistent UVC output; custom designs for higher temperature applications are available
High Power Low Pressure UVC Lamp
Amalgam lamps offer the best performance over a broad air and water temperature range (4 – 40°C) with consistent UVC output; custom designs for higher temperature applications are available
Big Blue Water Filter Cartridge Sediment and Carbon
Controller: The electronic module that supplies power to the lamp as well as feedback information of the status of the UV system (syn.: ballast, power supply)
German Certificate from the “Verein des Gas- und Wasserfaches e.V.”
Electronic Ballast – An electronic ballast uses solid state electronic circuitry to provide the proper starting and operating electrical conditions to power discharge lamps. An electronic ballast can be smaller and lighter than a comparably-rated magnetic one. An electronic ballast is usually quieter than a magnetic one, which produces a line-frequency hum by vibration of the transformer laminations
Filter – Recommended in order to remove suspended particulates or turbidity that can interfere with the disinfection process (sediment filter). Also used for taste, odour and lead concerns (carbon filter)
germicidal lamp is a special type of lamp which produces ultraviolet light (UVC). This short-wave ultraviolet light disrupts DNA base pairing causing thymine-thymine dimers leading to death of bacteria on exposed surfaces. It can also be used to produce ozone for water disinfection.
Home water treatment – Several kinds of water treatment devices are available for home use
High Output Lamp – High Output (HO) lamps yield up to 66% more UV output when compared to standard lamps of the same length
HO lamps offer system designers unique opportunities to decrease the number of lamps required without compromising functionality of the system. This has the added potential benefits of reduced system footprint, increased efficiency and/or increased system capacity
HO ballast here available
JOULE – Most scientists and engineers in the UV business now use the units “mJ/cm2” (millijoule per square centimeter) or “J/m2” (joule per square meter) for UV dose (the correct term is “fluence”). The units “J/m2” are used in most parts of the world except for North America, where “mJ/cm2” are used (1 mJ/cm2 = 10 J/m2. The old term “mW-s/cm2” (milliwatt-second per square centimeter) is equivalent to “mJ/cm2”, since a “W-s” is the same as a “J” (joule). Note that 1000 microwatt = 1 milliwatt
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