A Precision UV System will easily sterilize bacteria (such as e.Coli) and viruses (like cryptosporidium) that chlorine cannot kill. It's why surgical instruments are sterilized using UV light in hospitals

 

Swimming in drinking quality water is like nothing else. The precise application of UV light to water allows everyone to enjoy a friendly, healthy pool without burning eyes or the smell of bleach. Once you've had the UV experience, you'll never go back!

 

Used properly, chlorine is not noticeable in pool water. But chlorine is overused in virtually every pool! A Precision UV System reduces chlorine use up to 80% (down to 0.5 ppm) by sterilizing water before it is returned to the pool, eliminating the need for high levels of chlorine.

 

The most common reason for non performance of UV systems is improper flow rate through the UV chamber. A Precision UV System guarantees the proper residual time for complete sterilization of water passing through the UV chamber.

 

Drinking water guidelines require UV exposure to be 30 2mj/cm (30 millijoules per square centimeter) to achieve 99.99% sterilization. Only Precision UV guarantees the proper exposure of pool water as it passes through the UV light field. Precision UV delivers drinking quality water to the pool and reduces the chlorine level required to 0.5 ppm regardless of pump horsepower or system pressure. Precision works with flow rates up to 120 gpm and can be used with variable speed pumps as well as single speed pumps.

 

The system utilizes an Ultraviolet Sterilization Chamber to treat your water. This powerful process eliminates contaminants in water and reduces the use of pool chemicals. No toxic chemicals are used, no metals or minerals, only pure light. Using the existing pool pump, a specific amount of water is diverted into the UV chamber where it is sterilized to the quality of drinking water. A microscopic residual of chlorine (.5-1.0 ppm) is recommended for use with this system as a supplemental source of disinfection. For best results, the pool pump should run at least 12 hours daily, (optimally 24 hours daily) for highest savings in chemical usage and cost.