Commercial UV Water Sterilizer Provides Safe, Reliable Commercial Use Water

Commercial UV water sterilizers are devices that utilize ultraviolet light to disinfect water. They are valuable tools in various industries, including healthcare, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and water treatment.

In the healthcare sector, commercial UV water sterilizers are used to purify and disinfect water used in operating rooms, patient wards, laboratories, and other medical facilities. They can quickly and reliably deactivate bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens in water, providing a safe and sterile water source for patients and medical staff.

In the food and beverage industry, commercial UV water sterilizers are used to treat and purify water sources used in drinking water and beverage production. They effectively eliminate microbial contamination in water, ensuring that products meet hygiene and quality standards and protecting consumer health.

In the pharmaceutical sector, commercial UV water sterilizers are used to prepare purified water and water for injection. By eliminating bacteria and viruses in water, they ensure the purity and consistency of water quality during the pharmaceutical manufacturing process, meeting stringent drug production standards.

Specifications
Working Principle
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Specification

SDS Series
SDB Series

SDS series commercial UV water sterilizer

Sterilization efficiency up to 99.99% (Escherichia coli)
High-stability electronic ballast with CE authoritative certification
Tube body is ultrasonically cleaned at high temperature to ensure no residue or impurities
304 stainless steel chamber, excellent welding process, polished surface, capable of passing 100,000 cycles of water hammer test at 0.014 MPa – 1.04 MPa
UV system failure alarm

Water Quality Requirements

Maximum operating pressure: 0.8 MPa (116 psi)
Ambient water temperature: 2–40 °C (36–104 °F)
Iron: < 0.3 ppm (0.3 mg/L)
Hardness: < 7 gpg (120 mg/L)
Turbidity: < 1 NTU
UV transmittance: > 75%
UV dose: ≥ 30 mJ/cm²

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Table 1: SDS Series
Model	Flow Rate T/H	Reactor Dimension	In/Outlet Port	Package Size cm/set	UV Lamp	Lamp Power	Quartz Tube	Ballast
SDS-110	5.4	950 × 108 mm	R1" male	102.5 × 22.4 × 42 cm / 1	UVT5-455	55 w × 2	QT5-940	EB-G55
SDS-165	8.1	950 × 133 mm	R1.5" male	102.5 × 24.8 × 45 cm / 1	UVT5-455	55 w × 3	QT5-940	EB-G55
SDS-220	10.9	950 × 133 mm	R1.5" male	102.5 × 24.8 × 45 cm / 1	UVT5-455	55 w × 4	QT5-940	EB-G55
Chamber material: 304 SS (316L is optional); Philips uv lamp is optional. NPT threads customizable. Flow parameters are customizable; please contact us for specific requirements.

SDB series commercial UV water sterilizer

Sterilization efficiency up to 99.99% (Escherichia coli)
UV system fault alarm
High-stability electronic ballast with CE certification
Tube body is ultrasonically cleaned at high temperature to ensure no residue or impurities
304 stainless steel chamber, excellent welding process, polished surface, capable of passing 100,000 cycles of water hammer test at 0.014 MPa – 1.04 MPa

Water Quality Requirements

Maximum operating pressure: 0.8 MPa (116 psi)
Ambient water temperature: 2–40 °C (36–104 °F)
Iron: < 0.3 ppm (0.3 mg/L)
Hardness: < 7 gpg (120 mg/L)
Turbidity: < 1 NTU
UV transmittance: > 75%
UV dose: ≥ 30 mJ/cm²

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Table 2: SDB Series
Model	Flow Rate T/H	Reactor Dimension	In/Outlet Port	Package Size cm/set	UV Lamp	Lamp Power	Quartz Tube	Ballast
SDB-110	5.4	950 × 108 mm	R1" male	102.5 × 22.4 × 42 cm / 1	UVT5-455	55 w × 2	QT5-940	ZAP3-425-55
SDB-165	8.1	950 × 133 mm	R1.5" male	102.5 × 24.8 × 45 cm / 1	UVT5-455	55 w × 3	QT5-940	ZAP3-425-55
SDB-220	10.9	950 × 133 mm	R1.5" male	102.5 × 24.8 × 45 cm / 1	UVT5-455	55 w × 4	QT5-940	ZAP3-425-55
SDB-330	16.3	950 × 168 mm	R2" male	102.5 × 29.5 × 55 cm / 1	UVT5-455	55 w × 6	QT5-940	ZAP3-425-55
Chamber material: 304 SS (316L is optional); Philips uv lamp is optional.NPT threads customizable. Flow parameters are customizable; please contact us for specific requirements.

Working Principle

Ultraviolet sterilization is a disinfection technology based on modern epidemiology, optics, biology and physical chemistry. It utilizes a UV-C emitting device to irradiate water flow with UV-C light. When various bacteria, viruses, parasites, algae, and other pathogens in the water are exposed to a certain dose of UV-C radiation, the DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) or RNA (ribonucleic acid) structure within their cells is damaged, causing them to lose the ability to replicate and reproduce. Since the lifecycle of bacteria and viruses is generally short, those unable to reproduce will quickly die. Thus, the sterilization and disinfection effect is achieved without the use of any chemical agents.