UVL – Low pressure UV
Low-pressure UV lamps operate on a single-wavelength radiation principle, typically around 254 nm. This specific wavelength is highly effective in inactivating microorganisms by directly damaging their DNA. While the targeted wavelength ensures efficient pathogen control, it consumes less energy.
UVL systems also feature durable stainless-steel reactors, making them suitable for both fresh and saltwater applications. With a lamp lifespan of up to 16,000 hours, these systems reduce maintenance needs while ensuring reliable performance. Their eco-friendly design minimizes chemical use, offering a safer and more sustainable approach to water disinfection in pools, spas, and industrial processes.
It effectively treats water but does not remove trichloramine. For trichloramine removal, we recommend using a medium-pressure UV system.
Use in fresh and salt water applications.
100% trichloramine removal provided by AOP technology
Bacteria destruction
Viruses destruction
Iron and manganise oxidation
Algae destruction
Pathogens destruction
Hazardous contaminants destruction
Removes trichloramines
Removes taste and odor
Removes Organic pollutant TOC (Total Organic Carbon)
Organic pollutants (BTEX, POPs, AOX, etc.) destruction
Prevents collapse of the hall
How UVL Works in a Pool
Low-pressure UV (UVL) systems emit UV-C light at 254 nm, which disrupts the DNA of microorganisms, preventing their replication. Installed after the filtration unit, the reactor disinfects the water as it flows through. UVL systems are effective for bacterial and viral inactivation while reducing chemical use, making pool water safer and clearer.
