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Ultra Violet Filtration System - Crown Puretech

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CLEAR WATER ISN'T THE WHOLE STORY

Crown Puretech introduces its cutting-edge Ultra-Violet (UV) Filtration System, a state-of-the-art solution designed to ensure water purity through the disinfection power of ultraviolet light. Our UV System is a reliable and efficient method for eliminating harmful microorganisms, providing an additional layer of protection to guarantee safe and clean water.

Our UV System guarantees microbial safety by effectively deactivating bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms, ensuring the delivery of clean and safe water.

Filtration removes targeted physical impurities, while disinfection methods such as UV, chlorination, or ozone help control microorganisms when correctly designed and operated.

Because invisible risks need visible attention.

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Product Specification

Product Specification
Specification	Value
Brand	Crown Puretech
Usage/Application	Industrial
Capacity	500 LPH
Automation Grade	Fully Automatic
Voltage	220 V
Frequency	50 Hz
Power Source	Electric
Material	FRP

How does a UV water disinfection system work?

Disinfection Filtration

UV lamps lose output long before they visibly stop glowing, so they are replaced on a service interval rather than on failure. The quartz sleeve also needs periodic cleaning, because scale or film on the sleeve blocks the UV dose reaching the water.

Disinfection Filtration

UV is placed at the end, as the final disinfection stage, after filtration has already removed turbidity and suspended matter. Clear water is essential: particles shield micro-organisms from the light.
Water passes through a chamber where a UV-C lamp emits light at a germicidal wavelength.
The UV dose damages the DNA of bacteria, viruses and protozoa so they cannot reproduce or cause infection. It is a physical process - nothing is added to the water and nothing is left behind.
UV disinfects water only at the point it passes through the chamber and leaves no residual disinfectant. If the water will be stored or travel a long distribution line afterwards, a residual disinfectant such as chlorine may still be needed to prevent recontamination downstream.
UV lamps lose output long before they visibly stop glowing, so they are replaced on a service interval rather than on failure. The quartz sleeve also needs periodic cleaning, because scale or film on the sleeve blocks the UV dose reaching the water.

Residential | Commercial | Industrial

Ultraviolet (UV) Water Filtration Systems

Residential

Drinking-water safety and point-of-use treatment.
Commercial

Hotels, healthcare facilities, and institutions.

Versatility for Commercial and Industrial Use

Crown Puretech's UF System is designed for versatility, catering to both commercial and industrial applications. Whether for businesses, institutions, or industrial processes, our UF system delivers consistent and reliable water treatment.
Industrial

Process-water hygiene and application-specific microbial control.

Molecular Weight Selectivity

Our UF System selectively targets impurities with molecular weights higher than water, offering a high level of precision in water purification. This molecular sieving process ensures the removal of contaminants, setting the stage for pristine water quality.

Premium Quality Membrane

The heart of our UF System lies in its premium quality membrane. Engineered for superior performance, this membrane acts as an effective barrier, allowing only pure water molecules to pass through while blocking solid impurities, microorganisms, and other contaminants.

Effective Pre-Treatment for Reverse Osmosis (RO)

The UF System plays a pivotal role as an effective pre-treatment to the Reverse Osmosis process. By removing larger impurities before RO, it enhances the overall efficiency and lifespan of the RO system, contributing to optimized water purification.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

1.How does a UV water disinfection system work?

Water passes through a chamber where a UV-C lamp emits light at a germicidal wavelength. The UV dose damages the DNA of bacteria, viruses and protozoa so they cannot reproduce or cause infection. It is a physical process - nothing is added to the water and nothing is left behind.

2.Does UV remove TDS, hardness or chemicals?

No. UV disinfects, it does not filter. It has no effect on dissolved salts, hardness, heavy metals, chlorine or organic chemicals, and it does not change taste or colour. If those are your concern, UV must be combined with RO, softening or carbon filtration.

3.Where does UV sit in the treatment train?

UV is placed at the end, as the final disinfection stage, after filtration has already removed turbidity and suspended matter. Clear water is essential: particles shield micro-organisms from the light, so a UV unit installed on turbid water gives a false sense of safety.

4.How often should the UV lamp be replaced?

UV lamps lose output long before they visibly stop glowing, so they are replaced on a service interval rather than on failure - typically annually for continuous-duty units. The quartz sleeve also needs periodic cleaning, because scale or film on the sleeve blocks the UV dose reaching the water.

5.Does UV leave any residual protection in the water?

No. UV disinfects water only at the point it passes through the chamber and leaves no residual disinfectant. If the water will be stored or travel a long distribution line afterwards, a residual disinfectant such as chlorine may still be needed to prevent recontamination downstream.

6.Where are UV systems commonly used?

Drinking water lines, RO post-disinfection, food and beverage process water, pharmaceutical and laboratory water, hotels, hospitals and swimming pools - anywhere reliable disinfection is required without adding chemicals or altering the taste of the water.