Aqua Ultraviolet – 114 Watt Classic UV Sterilizer, 2" (White)

Aqua Ultraviolet – 114 Watt Classic UV Sterilizer, 2" (White)

Overview

A high-capacity UV sterilizer for serious pond and aquarium systems. The Classic 114W (2" ports) uses dual 57-watt lamps and a reflective internal chamber to deliver strong UV-C performance for water clarity and pathogen control—ideal for large freshwater ponds or sizeable saltwater/reef life-support loops.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty Classic housing with 2" slip ports for high-flow plumbing

• Dual-lamp design (2 × 57W) with separate inline power supplies

• Clears green water and reduces algae, bacteria, and protozoa load

• Weather-resistant, non-submersible body for indoor or protected outdoor installs

• Service-friendly layout; optional manual wiper available on the “Wiper” variant

Sizing & Flow Guidance

• Sterilizer (freshwater): up to ~2,200–4,400 gal

• Sterilizer (saltwater): up to ~700 gal

• Clarifier (freshwater): up to ~9,500 gal (with 50–75% plant coverage)

• Typical max flow (sterilizer): ~3,900 GPH target for ~30,000 μW·s/cm² at end-of-lamp life

For tighter pathogen control (higher UV dose), reduce flow; for simple water clarification, higher flow is acceptable. Match pump and head-loss accordingly.

Specifications

• Model: Classic 114 Watt, 2" Inlet/Outlet, White (No Wiper)

• MPN: A00114

• Lamps: (2) × 57W low-pressure UV-C

• Electrical: 120V/60Hz, two inline transformers; ~0.85A total draw

• Connections: 2" slip (in/out)

• Dimensions (unit): 20" × 3-3/4" × 16-1/2"

• Cord Length: ~15 ft

• Mounting: Wall/stand (use appropriate brackets/anchors)

• Warranty: Limited lifetime on housing; 1 year on other components (lamps/transformers excluded from lifetime)

What’s Included

• Classic 114W UV body (White, 2" ports)

• (2) 57W UV lamps

• (2) inline power supplies

• Union/fitting set (2" slip)

• Quick start/installation guide

Installation Notes

1. Install after mechanical filtration on a pressure side; do not gravity-feed.

2. Use unions/valves for service and to fine-tune flow.

3. For marine systems, many pros skip the wiper variant; manual sleeve cleaning during lamp changes works well.

4. Replace lamps annually (≈9–12 months run time) for consistent UV dose.

5. Protect from direct weather; unit is weather-resistant, not submersible.