UV lamp

What is a UV lamp (ultraviolet lamp)?

This type of light bulb has a structure similar to a fluorescent light bulb, the difference here is that the light passing through the lamp is ultraviolet rays that help kill bacteria and disinfect the treated water source.

How is it constructed?

Ultraviolet bulbs are made of materials such as glass or can be made of quartz. The inside of the bulb contains a certain amount of mercury and Argon gas, which helps the burning process of the ultraviolet lamp into these substances to produce ultraviolet rays with a wavelength less than 280 nm, which is the mercury gas resonance ray. echo.

Uses: Disinfect water sources with UV rays.

How does the lamp kill bacteria?

• Ultraviolet rays or UV rays have a very strong bactericidal effect. They can cause deformation of bacteria and kill them quickly.
• However, for each water source that contains its own type of bacteria, the disinfection process of a germicidal lamp depends on the type of bacteria that needs to be killed and the time of disinfection to be able to bring the desired clean water source. want.

Advantage:

• Kills up to 99.9% of harmful bacteria such as E.coli and viruses
• Easy to install, maintain and maintain
• The intensity of UV emission is stable throughout the life of the bulb
• The ultraviolet lamp can be replaced and there is no need to disconnect the water supply.
• The transparent quartz tube protects the bulb but does not reduce UV irradiation.
• Lamp shell material is stainless steel 304 or 316 upon request.
• Save operating costs and component replacement.
• The ballast has an operating indicator light and a trouble signal but is functional.

Application of UV lamp

With convenience as well as cost savings, safety, ease of use, and no environmental pollution, it is widely applied in production and business enterprises, factories, apartments, etc. regardless of field. Every sector that needs a safe, clean water source applies the UV disinfection lamp model to improve business productivity, as well as improve the quality of life.

For example:

• Disinfection system for bottled and bottled drinking water and other popular drinking water types
• Disinfect water sources in fruit, vegetable, seafood and food processing
• Disinfection of domestic water sources, wastewater during production and business processes...