UV PLUS SYSTEM

The UV Plus systems are designed to provide safe, clear, and excellent tasting drinking water in an economical and easy to use single unit.

The cartridge filtration portion produces visibly crystal clear water and its activated carbon eliminates volatile organics such as petroleum residue, pesticides and insecticides as it also removes objectionable tastes and odors.
The filtered water is then processed by ultraviolet light to rid it of harmful micro-organisms such as bacteria and viruses.

The combined system then:

• Removes chlorine with its associated taste and odor as well as health issues
• Removes pesticides, insecticides, and petroleum residue.
• Removes all suspended solids down to 5 micron particles.
• Sterilizes the water through the Ultraviolet (UV) process which destroys most harmful bacteria, viruses, cysts and other organisms such as mold. Examples include legionella pneumophila, dysentery bacilli, cryptosporidium, giardia lamblia and E. coli.

SPECIFICATIONS

DIMENSIONS: 12” WIDE X 28” HIGH X 8” DEEP • POWER REQUIREMENT: 100 – 240 VOLT / 50-60 Hz, 30 WATT power consumption • FLOW RATE: 5 GPM (18 lpm) at US Public Health standard for UV light intensity • CONNECTION: ¾” MPT metal inlet and outlet. Suitable for flex connectors or transition fittings to copper and PVC • MAXIMUM PRESSURE: 100 PSI (690 kPa)/MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 100 Deg. F (38 Deg. C)

COMPONENT LIFE: ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT BULB - Bulb replacement every 365 days (9,000 hours). System has an alarm if the UV bulb is bad and also has a counter that indexes down from 365 days to zero. By unplugging the unit during prolonged periods of non-use, bulb life is extended • CARBON BLOCK FILTER - 9,000 gallons with a chlorine challenge of 1 PPM (more at lower concentrations and less when higher. It is recommended to replace every 8 or 12 months if the source is not metered)

As with all water treatment devices, the effectiveness is based on proper installation and maintenance by the user as well as adherence to flow rate and temperature specifications.