Low pressure UV lamp (up to 30 m3 / h) - suitable for private pools.
Length: 943 mm.
"Blue Lagoon Tech UV-C" pool water sterilizers are designed for highly effective chemical-free water disinfection. The base of the sterilizer is a bactericidal UV-C lamp emitting electromagnetic waves in the UV-C range 245 -253 nm / 1015-1017 Hz.
These waves effectively kill up to 99.9% of all known species of microorganisms, i. y. kills bacteria, viruses, parasites, spores, microbes, algae, etc. Because the water flows through the sterilizer before it enters the pool, it keeps the pool water clean and clear at all times.
Why choose UV-C disinfection:
Chlorine for pool disinfection is a widely used popular tool, but chlorine has significant drawbacks. Chloramine formed during chlorine disinfection often causes unpleasant sensations in the eyes, skin and hair, irritates the respiratory tract, and can cause acute allergic reactions. The specific odor of chlorine that many people do not like is due to the accumulation of chloramine in the pool water.
Also, the accumulating chloramine settles on the bottom of the pool, enters the circulating piping and filtration systems and damages the pool equipment and decoration, bleaching bathing clothes. Not only that, chlorine does not kill two dangerous viruses, Cryptosporidium Parvum and Giardia Lamblia. UV-C sterilizers effectively eliminate these important disadvantages and break down the accumulated chloramine precipitate.
Features of the "Blue Lagoon Tech UV-C" sterilizer:
These sterilizers are installed in swimming pools with a water volume of up to 150 m³. The special coating on the surface of the stainless steel 316L sterilizer and the concentration of UV-C radiation further increase its efficiency by up to 35%.
The device is equipped with a high-frequency electronic ballast, which protects the lamp from overheating and increases its longevity. The safety of the sterilizer is ensured by the electric earth terminal for the users. The maximum efficiency of the bactericidal UV-C lamp is 9000 hours.
