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The water that flows from your faucets must undergo a lengthy treatment process before it is delivered to your home. Unfortunately, sometimes this is not enough to stop harmful microorganisms and bacteria from invading your water supply. In these instances, it’s wise to have UV water treatment equipment installed at your main line. This guide will explain what this type of purifier is and why it’s beneficial to own one.

What Is a UV Water System & How Does It Work?

A UV water purifier is a disinfectant system that includes a UV lamp encased in a transparent sleeve inside a chamber that allows water to pass through. Any pathogens exposed to the UV radiation have their DNA disrupted and are no longer able to reproduce and spread disease to the drinking water.

UV water treatment equipment is frequently used where microbiological contamination is found. A water sample must be sent to a certified laboratory to find out if bacteria are found in your water and what type is present.

What Are the Benefits of Installing a UV Purifier?

water treatment equipmentUV water treatment is one of the safest purification methods available. It does not require adding harmful chemicals or altering the water in any way. As long as you don’t look at it or touch it while it’s operating, you are perfectly safe.

UV radiation can also remove more pathogens than chlorine and other chemical disinfectants. There’s also no need to install and maintain extra equipment. As long as you have a steady supply of water, the purifier will continue to work until it has to be replaced, which is about once a year.

 

Don’t let harmful bacteria and microorganisms invade your water supply. The professionals at McAleer Water Conditioning, Inc., have provided water treatment services to Anamosa and eastern Iowa for over 40 years. They carry a variety of water treatment equipment—including UV systems, water softeners, and iron filtration systems—to meet all of your water conditioning needs. Call (800) 397-1995 to discuss your drinking water needs, and visit their website to learn more about their products.

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