Under-Sink Ultraviolet Water Purifier

The Under-Sink Ultraviolet Water Purifier brings strong filtration together with ultraviolet safety.

The Under-Sink Ultraviolet Water Purifier suits homes and workplaces that want a further measure of microbiological safety.

• Homes & Kitchens
• Offices
• Cafés & Restaurants
• Small Businesses
• Where Microbiological Safety Is Needed
• Safety After Well Water
• Clean Drinking Water
• Water Quality for Tea & Coffee

1. 1

   Through the Pre-Filters

   Mains water passes through the sediment and carbon pre-filters, which clear it of particles and chlorine and protect the membrane.

2. 2

   Reverse Osmosis Treatment

   The membrane lets only water molecules through, separating out dissolved salts, heavy metals and contaminants.

3. 3

   The Ultraviolet Stage

   The now-clear water passes the ultraviolet lamp, whose light disrupts the structure of microorganisms and renders them inactive.

4. 4

   It Leaves the Taste Alone

   The ultraviolet stage adds microbiological safety without changing the taste, the smell or the chemical composition of the water.

5. 5

   Safe Water Out

   Treated and having passed the ultraviolet stage, the water goes to the tap as drinking water.

When choosing the Under-Sink Ultraviolet Water Purifier, your water requirement, what you expect of the safety and the space should be assessed.

• The UV lamp should generally be renewed once a year to keep it working; even while it still lights, its effect falls over time.
• The pre-filters and the membrane should be changed on time; keeping the water clear matters to how well the ultraviolet stage works.
• The quartz sleeve can foul over time and should be cleaned to the manufacturer’s instructions so the light still passes.
• The ultraviolet stage provides microbiological safety only; removing dissolved salts, hardness and sediment is the job of the filters and the membrane.