AquaUltraviolet Classic Inline UV Sterilizer 80 Watt 2" Socket Black
AquaUltraviolet Classic Inline UV Sterilizer 80 Watt 2" Socket Black
Precio habitual
$827.06 USD
Precio habitual
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$827.06 USD
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Overview
The Classic Series Sterilizers are designed for both experienced and novice users, offering a versatile and environmentally friendly solution for disinfecting water, hard surfaces, air, and even other opaque liquids. Utilizing germicidal UV rays—hundreds of times stronger than natural sunlight—these systems provide reliable, cost-effective sterilization without altering water’s chemistry, taste, smell, or pH. Compact and lightweight, the Classic Series is ideal for ponds, aquariums, and water features.
Key Features
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Versatile UV Sterilization:
- Disinfects water, hard surfaces, air, and opaque liquids using powerful UV-C rays.
- A purely physical process that does not change water chemistry, taste, smell, or pH.
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User-Friendly Design:
- Perfect for both experienced and non-experienced end users.
- Compact and lightweight for easy installation and maintenance.
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Environmentally Friendly:
- Offers an alternative to chemicals and their by-products.
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Wide Application Range:
- Suitable for a variety of applications including ponds, aquariums, and water features.
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Warranty Note:
- Aqua Ultraviolet does not recommend utilizing Wipers with Salt Water; using them in salt water will void the warranty on the Wiper parts.
Product Specifications
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Freshwater Sterilization:
- Capacity: 2,200–4,400 gallons
- Recommended Flow Rate: 3,678 GPH at 30,000 µw/cm²
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Freshwater Clarification:
- Effective in clearing up to 9,000 gallons
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Saltwater Sterilization:
- Capacity: Up to 600 gallons
- Recommended Flow Rate: 1,226 GPH at 90,000 µw/cm²
Experience reliable and effective UV sterilization with the Classic Series, and enjoy crystal-clear water and a healthier environment without compromising on water quality.
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