These are UV Units only.
For Complete UV and Filter Units... Please see our Rural Filtration page
Ultra Violet ( UV ) light treatment systems offer simple, safe, and effective disinfection of water. It is
now becoming the treatment option of choice because just like sunlight, it destroys all microbial
contaminants, including E Coli, without adding any residual by products to the water.
Systems can range in size from small ‘under the kitchen sink’ units which will sterilise up to 8 litres per
minute, up to larger systems of over 200 litres per minute. They are an economical option with low
maintenance compared to ceramic filters or chemical treatment of the water. They require a 240 volt
power source to operate but use only between 14 and 40 watts depending on the size of the system, so
even the largest domestic system uses only $88.00 per year to run ( @ 24 cents per KWH ).
Because Giardia and Cryptosporidium cysts are not usually destroyed by UV light, and to maintain clear
water flowing past the UV bulb, pre filtration of sediment down to one micron is usually required to be
installed prior to the UV chamber, ( although our larger domestic & commercial systems will kill these at
up to 38 litres per minute flow ).
The UV bulbs do reduce their effective output over time and should be replaced every 12 months.
All units have an audible alarm attached to all the systems so that you are alerted should a bulb fail to
operate. Commercial models with UV output monitors can also activate other warning systems or even
shut off the water flow to prevent contamination with untreated water.
( No filters)
(Domestic systems only. For commercial properties please Contact Us for other models)
| UV Units Only |
Maximum Flow |
Power |
Excl GST |
Incl GST |
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| Sterilight SC2.5 |
9.5 litres per minute |
14 watts |
$ 433.91 |
$ 499.00 |
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| Wyckomar UV250 |
25 litres per minute |
25 watts |
$ 739.13 |
$ 850.00 |
|
| Splenvue UV SE12 |
110 litres per minute |
40 watts |
$ 781.74 |
$ 899.00 |
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The systems include a seven year warranty on the UV chamber
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