SMART High-Output Multi-Lamp UV Sterilizers

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Our SMART High-Output Multi-Lamp UV Sterilizers are 100% COMMERCIAL-GRADE and are designed for larger applications. Our simple dual lamp (T6/High-Output) design creates a super-efficient lamp array that delivers the highest UV-C Output based upon input watts –vs.– cost. Our High-Output Dual-Lamp configuration also eliminates the excessive pressure that is common with competitors’ “Bank-Style” (single lamp/single tube) UVs. SMART HO ML UVs are made of heavy-wall UV resistant plastic and feature a removable electrical end that allows for easy access to the interior components. SMART HO BALLASTS drive the lamps at peak efficiency; ensuring optimum lamp output performance and useful life.

Other SMART UV Sterilizer, model-specific information:

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  SMART UV Lite Sterilizers
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  SMART UV Sterilizers
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  SMART HO (High-Output) UV Sterilizers

Water Flow Rates are based on: 90% UV Transmissibility
Suggested = UV Lamp @ 80% efficiency (after 9,000 hours of continuous operation)
Maximum = UV Lamp Power @ 100% efficiency (new condition).

Aquarium & Pond Sizing is based on:
Maximum Aquarium = single pass/1 hour @ “Maximum” flow rate for Protozoa
Maximum Pond = single pass/3 hours @ “Maximum” flow rate for Algae & Bacteria

If you have any questions regarding SMART UV Sterilizers and which style is best suited for your application please feel free to send us an e-mail here: SMART UV Sterilizer Questions.

UV Lamp Recycling Emperor Aquatics, Inc. recognizes that we all have a responsibility as global citizens, to minimize our strain on the environment. The steps we take today to preserve our planet will have major repercussions on the health and well-being of our children. Hg UV Lamps contain mercury, and should not be placed in the trash. Please recycle your old lamps or properly dispose of them as hazardous waste. Visit www.lamprecycle.org for more information.