UV, or ultraviolet, filtration is carried out using UV radiation. UV light is used to purify the water kept in an in-tank. 99 percent of the bacteria and viruses in the water tank are successfully destroyed by these rays. The water is now free of all germs. Since the UV water filter removes all harmful germs from the water without changing its flavor, it is good for your health.
In order to further purify the water and eliminate additional contaminants, these water purifiers have extra filters. The purifying system’s high-power UV lamp thoroughly disinfects the water.
What makes a UV water purifier the best option?
- Ideal for removing impurities from low TDS water.
- Comes at a cost-effective price point.
- Eliminates dangerous germs and viruses that are in the water.
- Frequently has a substantial water storage capacity.
- Supplies hygienic, germ-free water.
- Can function well even in the absence of electricity.
- Guards against illnesses transmitted by water.
- preserves the water’s mineral content.
Disadvantages of UV:
- It is not effective in muddy and dirty water
- Can not remove impurities from the water
- Not effective in case of high TDS levels
- Does not affect the quality of the water
