Since
the advancements in technology have solved almost all our problems, why not go
the extra mile to save our planet from infectious bacteria and microorganisms? A
UV sterilizer is increasingly used to control infections within fish ponds and
aquariums. Many households also use ultraviolet flashlights to get rid of
unwanted bacteria from their surroundings. You can either look for a UV sterilizer manufacturer on the internet or visit nearby markets as per your
preference.
Installing a UV Sterilizer
After
buying a UV sterilizer, the following steps may help you complete the
installation process without any difficulties;
·
Make
sure the size of the sterilizer is according to your aquarium size for better
results
·
Now
calculate the desired flow rate of the pump, or you can follow the rate stated
by the manufacturer
·
Begin
the plumbing process and follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer.
Make sure to check the packaging to benefit from useful guidelines while
installing the UV sterilizer
·
Install
the bulb and connect your device to a power supply. However, wait for at least
2 hours to dry the pump and then run it to check for any leaks
It
is recommended to place the sterilizer in an accessible position as you need to
replace the bulb every year. The UV sterilizer has a fragile quartz bulb that
must be installed carefully to prevent any damage.
What Does a UV Light Do?
The
UV light in a sterilizer carries out germicidal irradiation in which specific
chemical bonds are destroyed along with the structure of proteins, DNA, and
RNA. This prevents any infectious bacteria and microorganisms from multiplying
and become increasingly harmful. Prevention of the reproduction of harmful
organisms keeps you safe and healthy at all times.
Applications
Apart
from efficiently protecting our aquariums, a UV sterilizer can help us in the
following ways;
·
Disinfecting
any surface and equipment that is used in offices or households
·
It
also disinfects food and beverages
·
A
lot of facilities use UV sterilizers to disinfect their water, and it has again
proven its worth in the treatment of contaminated water
A UV light can also remove harmful bacteria and
viral infections from the air around you
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