Works great!
"I purchased this after a disruption in the municipal water supply after a natural disaster. Gave great peace of mind!"
VIQUA VH410-F20 Sistema UV con filtro de sedimentos 18 GPM 1" MNPT
El sistema ultravioleta VH410-F20 viene con un filtro de 5 micras que reduce significativamente la suciedad, el óxido y los sedimentos. Como sistema de punto de entrada de 18 GPM, el VH410-F20 es el más adecuado para casas grandes (4-7 baños) y aplicaciones comerciales ligeras. Capaz de 100-240V, 50-60Hz.
TRANQUILIDAD: Disponible como sistema de punto de entrada, el sistema VH410-F20 inactiva los patógenos comunes transmitidos por el agua*, incluidos el cryptosporidium, la giardia, la E. coli patógena (STEC/VTEC), el campylobacter, la legionella, la salmonella, la shigella, el norovirus, el enterovirus y el virus de la hepatitis A, para cumplir continuamente nuestra promesa: agua consistentemente mejor.†
MEJORA DEL SABOR: Los prefiltros eliminan sedimentos, suciedad y óxido.
MANTENIMIENTO SENCILLO: El reemplazo anual de la lámpara UV es, por lo general, todo lo que se requiere.
FÁCIL DE INSTALAR: Montado en un soporte de acero resistente para una instalación sencilla.
SIN RIESGOS: Garantía de 10 años en la cámara, 3 años en la parte eléctrica y 1 año en la bombilla VIQUA.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 5 reviews.
Review topics: ["installation"].
"I purchased this after a disruption in the municipal water supply after a natural disaster. Gave great peace of mind!"
"ESP water products are easy to order from and supply good quality filters for our osmosis system. We plan on ordering more as we need them. Margaret / Gene G."
"ESP sales rep took the time to assist me in reviewing my family's needs, listening carefully to what I was trying to achieve. He then helped me walk through several options that ESP could provide and ultimately helped me choose and design the right system. I was impressed that the system design he recommended was actually much less expensive than what I had chosen on my own. Great sales staff, friendly and knowledgeable."
"Works great easy install"
"I failed a well water test and could not close on my new home installed this it killed everything and the test passed"
Q:
What flow rate is the VIQUA VH410-F20 designed for?
A:
The VH410-F20 is a point-of-entry system rated up to 18 gallons per minute at the published treatment dose, making it suitable for many larger homes and light-commercial applications. Select by peak simultaneous demand, not only household size.
Q:
What prefilter is included with the VH410-F20?
A:
It includes an integrated 20-inch, 5-micron sediment prefilter ahead of the UV chamber. This single-sump F20 model does not include the additional carbon stage found on two-sump F22 configurations.
Q:
What plumbing connections does the VH410-F20 use?
A:
The integrated assembly uses a 1-inch MNPT inlet and a combination outlet that accommodates the specified 1-inch or 3/4-inch connection. Confirm local fittings, bypass and service-clearance requirements before installation.
Q:
Which lamp and sleeve fit the VH410-F20?
A:
The replacement lamp is VIQUA S410RL-HO. Current VIQUA references list the QL-410 lamp-and-sleeve kit and the model-specific QSO-410 sleeve; verify the sleeve number for your system revision before ordering it alone.
Q:
How often are the lamp and sediment cartridge replaced?
A:
Replace the UV lamp after about 9,000 hours, normally every 12 months. Replace the sediment cartridge when pressure drop increases or at the interval required by source-water conditions; inspect the sleeve during annual service.
Q:
What incoming-water conditions help the UV system perform correctly?
A:
Water should be pretreated as needed for low turbidity and acceptable iron, manganese, hardness and UV transmittance. The included sediment filter helps with particles, but additional treatment may be required based on a water analysis.