UV rays with a wavelength of 250 to 270 nm. Under the influence of ultraviolet radiation, photochemical reactions occur in the structure of RNA and DNA molecules of bacteria and viruses, as a result of which they are damaged. Also, when exposed to ultraviolet rays, disturbances occur in the structure of membranes and cell walls of microorganisms.

All this leads to their death. Therefore, when using UV water disinfectants, it is possible to achieve a degree of purification from all types of microorganisms up to 99.9%)

The unit is a module for disinfection of water from centralized drinking water supply systems, food production, water treatment in swimming pools, as well as treatment of technical, surface and sea water. It can be used both in a complex of various water treatment devices, and separately. Installed in a heated room. The UV sterilizer is a metal case in which a protective quartz case is located, inside of which a replaceable UV radiation lamp is installed.

Water, getting inside the body of the installation, washes the quartz case, being processed by UV rays, as a result of which disinfection occurs.

Advantages

Preservation of the physico-chemical composition of the treated water (compared to chemical methods, for example, chlorination, it does not lead to the appearance of additional products in the water (organochlorine compounds and other derivatives), including carcinogens that can have a negative effect on the human body)

Effective destruction of all types of microorganisms (the principle of action is based on the bactericidal effect