What is UV sterilization?
UV sterilizer is a tube of ultra-violet light that kills single cell organisms that go through it by altering and damaging their DNA. also clearing the water of algae and bacterial blooms.
UV sterilizers can accomplish a few different things and as a hobbyist, you have to choose which of those things you want to accomplish.
- UV sterilizers can be used both in freshwater or marine fish tanks.
 - It’s a great addition to your tank and prevents the death of fish because of its protective nature.
 - It also makes your water crystal clear so you can enjoy your tank even more.
 
UV sterilizers are still a debatable subject and most of the knowledge is user-based, but nevertheless, it is very widely used.
Adjustable inlet and outlet for the perfect installation position; Modular units for the perfect custom fit; Available in 25, 40 and 57 watt; Separate ballast
| Specifications | 
 Dimensions of Unit: 20” x 3-3/4” x 6”  | 
|---|---|
| Number of Lamps | 
 1  | 
| 120 Volt Amp Draw | 
 0.85  | 
| Water Sterilization Measurements | 
 Freshwater: 1,500 – 3,000 Gallons  | 
| Recommended Flow Rate for UV Dosages | 
 at 30,000 µw/cm2 (EOL) GPH: 3,200 (Max Flow Rate)  | 
| Information for Reef Tanks | 
 A UV rated in the 30,000 or 45,000 µw/cm2 (EOL) is ideal for the reef environment. UV’s used at higher kill rates will destroy the planktonic food supply for the reef.  | 
| Information for Marine Fish | 
 (No reef or live rock) A UV rated in the 75,000 or 90,000 µw/cm2 (EOL) will be the most effective at controlling fish disease. All UV dosages are calculated at the end of lamp life (14 months).  | 
| Disclaimer | 
 *Aqua Ultraviolet does not recommend utilizing Wipers with Salt Water and if utilized in this manner will void warranty on the Wiper parts.  |