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Discover UV-C LED water treatment for the home.

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PearlAqua™ systems harness the power of ultraviolet (UV) light to treat water without using any harmful chemicals. The PearlAqua has been compactly designed to be a point-of-use or point-of-entry system. Physical filtration of the water is required before UV disinfection, so a PearlAqua is a great addition to any existing water treatment system.

The PearlAqua was designed to integrate with any existing water treatment system, so installation of the unit is easy and retrofitting is simple. Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems remove dissolved inorganic solids from water, but not organic materials or pathogens. This may lead to algae growing in the holding tank, but recirculating the water through a PearlAqua will counteract algae growth.

Traditional UV disinfection systems use a large amount of electricity and heat the water while they disinfect. These systems also use mercury gas-filled lamps to create their UV light. Mercury lamps are very fragile and release mercury into the water stream when they break.

The LEDs inside the PearlAqua last for 10,000 hours. A mercury lamp will have a similar lifespan, but a mercury lamp can only be turned off/on a few times per day. This limitation leads to the lamp remaining on, even when there is no water flow – hence annual replacement. The PearlAqua LED system can be turned on/off an infinite number of times per day, so the unit only runs when water is flowing through it, greatly extending the lamp replacement interval.

With a significantly lower power draw and no annual lamp replacements, the PearlAqua is ideal for any home, boat, camper, or off-the-grid cabin.

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PearlAqua Uses in the Home

  1. DC input power means solar power is possible
  2. After hot water tank
  3. Before showers or baths
  4. Treat rain water after storage
  5. Post septic tank
  6. Post grey water storage tank
  7. After RO system or filtration
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