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Wedeco/Ideal Horizons Frequently Asked Questions
Are Wedeco and Ideal Horizons UV Systems Disconfinued?
Yes, Wedico/Ideal Horizons UV water disinfection systems have all been discontinued. If you own one of these systems, we can help you find UV lamps, sleeves and parts compatible with your Wedico/Ideal Horizons ultravtiolet system. Click on your system from the list above, and you'll be taken to a page with high-quality, compatible parts.
Are Wedeco and Ideal Horizons UV Systems Environmentally Friendly?
Yes, UV water disinfection is environmentally friendly. It uses ultraviolet light to neutralize harmful microorganisms without adding chemicals or producing harmful byproducts, making it a clean and sustainable method for water sterilization.
Is Maintenance Required for Ideal Horizons and Wedeco UV Systems?
Maintaining a Wedeco or Ideal Horizons UV water disinfection system is crucial for consistent water quality and safety. Regular checks should be conducted to ensure the UV lamp is functioning optimally, as its efficacy diminishes over time. Typically, the UV lamp should be replaced annually, even if it still emits light, to ensure maximum disinfection. Additionally, the quartz sleeve (which houses the lamp) should be cleaned periodically to remove any mineral deposits or debris, ensuring that UV light effectively penetrates the water. Following the manufacturer's guidelines and scheduling routine maintenance will guarantee the system's longevity and performance.
What are the benefits of using UV sterilizer systems?
UV water disinfection is chemical-free, environmentally friendly, and highly effective at disinfecting water. It does not alter the taste, odor, or color of the water, making it a safe and reliable option for water treatment. Learn more about the benefits of UV water disinfection.
How do Wedeco and Ideal Horizons UV Systems Destroy Viruses and Bacteria in water?
UV water sterilizer systems utilize powerful ultraviolet light to disinfect water by deactivating harmful microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and pathogens. These UV systems use specialized UV lamps that emit UV-C light at a specific wavelength. This light penetrates the cells of microorganisms, disrupting their DNA, and rendering them unable to reproduce or cause infections.
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