UV Sterilizer
Eliminate bacteria and viruses without chemicals
Uses UV-C light to disinfect water, targeting bacteria and viruses, without chemicals. Installs inline on any water line — a common safeguard for well water and a smart add-on for city water homes.
Free installation on every system — limited time
Chemical-Free Disinfection
UV-C light disrupts the DNA of microorganisms as water passes through the chamber, without adding anything to your water.
Works on Any Water Source
Suitable as a standalone add-on for city water or as a standard component of well water treatment.
Low Maintenance
The UV lamp is a simple annual replacement; no chemicals or media to restock.
How It Works
Water Enters Chamber
Water flows through the chamber around the UV lamp.
UV Light Destroys DNA
254nm UV-C light penetrates microorganisms and destroys their ability to reproduce.
Clean Water Exits
Sterilized water flows to every tap in your home — no chemicals added.
What's Included
- UV chamber and lamp
- Professional installation
- Coverage per our Warranty page
Perfect For
- Well water systems (recommended as standard protection)
- City water homes wanting extra protection during boil-water advisories
- Households with immunocompromised family members
System Specifications
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Common Questions About the UV Sterilizer
Do I need pre-filtration for a UV system to work?
Yes — UV systems require clear water to work effectively, since cloudy or sediment-laden water can shield microorganisms from the UV light. A sediment pre-filter is required for well water applications and recommended anywhere turbidity is a concern.
How is UV different from chlorine disinfection?
Chlorine disinfects chemically and leaves a residual in the water, but can create disinfection byproducts and is less effective against some pathogens like Cryptosporidium. UV disinfects physically by damaging microorganisms' DNA, without adding anything to the water — but it provides no residual protection downstream of the unit, so it works best as part of a layered system.
How often does the lamp need to be replaced?
The UV lamp should be replaced annually (roughly every 9,000 hours of operation). The lamp may still glow after that point, but its germicidal output drops below effective levels even though it looks like it's working — which is why we recommend replacing it on schedule.
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