12 GPM UV Light Water Sterilizer System

Crystal Quest UV 12 GPM Water Sterilizer System

Ensure your household's water safety with the Crystal Quest® 12 GPM Ultraviolet Water Sterilizer System, an ideal solution for well water applications and a valuable addition to any whole-house filtration setup.​

This system effectively treats:

• Bacteria
• Viruses
• Protozoa
• Microbiological contaminants

12 GPM Ultraviolet Water Sterilizer System Features & Benefits

Features:

• 12 GPM flow rate for high-demand systems
• 304 stainless steel axial flow reactor
• Hard glass germicidal UV lamp
• Audible lamp failure alert
• LED power-on indicator
• Extended chamber for optimal UV exposure

Benefits:

• Eliminates harmful microorganisms without chemicals
• Ideal for large homes and whole house systems
• Improves water safety and quality
• Low operating cost and efficient performance
• Reliable, high-flow disinfection
• Eco-friendly water treatment solution

How Does the 12 GPM Ultraviolet Water Sterilizer System Work?

Ultraviolet (UV) water sterilizers use UV-C light (a specific wavelength of ultraviolet light) to disinfect water by inactivating harmful microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, and protozoa. Here's how the process works:

1. Water Enters the UV Chamber

Stainless steel chamber, where it is exposed to high-intensity UV-C light

2. UV-C Light Penetrates Microorganisms

UV-C wavelength (typically 254 nanometers) disrupts the DNA and RNA of bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens, preventing them from reproducing or causing infections.

3. 99.99% Disinfection W3ithout Chemicals

The microorganisms become inactive and harmless, leaving the water safe to drink—all without adding chemicals like chlorine or affecting taste and odor.

4. Continuous and Instant Protection

Unlike filtration, which removes contaminants, UV sterilization neutralizes them instantly. The process works continuously, providing on-demand protection as water flows through the system.

5. Final Purification Before Use

UV sterilization is often the last step in a water purification system, ensuring any remaining bacteria or viruses are eliminated before the water reaches your taps.