UV sterilizers, also known as UV disinfection units or UV water treatment systems, are available in two main types: chamber-type (inline/pipe UV sterilizer) and open-channel type (frame UV sterilizer).

Each system is equipped with key components such as UV lamps, ballasts, quartz sleeves, sealing rings, PTFE pressure rings, and lamp sockets. The compact stainless steel construction ensures corrosion resistance, durability, and long service life.

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Working Principle:
UV sterilization is a physical disinfection method that uses UV light with a wavelength of 225–275 nm (peak at 254 nm) to damage the DNA and RNA of microorganisms. This prevents them from reproducing and carrying genetic information, ultimately leading to their death. UV disinfection works for fresh water, seawater, municipal wastewater, and even water with high levels of pathogens.

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Key Features:
• Durable Stainless-Steel Housing: Corrosion-resistant and long-lasting.
• Chemical-Free Disinfection: No secondary pollution, fully physical process.
• High Disinfection Efficiency: Strong germicidal effect with minimal energy loss.
• High-Transparency Quartz Sleeve: Maximizes UV light transmission.
• Compact & Flexible: Small footprint and easy installation.

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Cleaning Options:
• Standard Type: No cleaning device; quartz sleeve should be manually cleaned every 3–6 months.
• Manual Cleaning Type: Equipped with a pull rod, handle, and cleaning disc for manual operation.
• Pneumatic Cleaning Type: Uses a pneumatic cylinder and solenoid valve for automatic cleaning.
• Electric Cleaning Type: Features motor, gearbox, limit switch, and screw mechanism for automated cleaning.