Input Water Quality & Environmental Requirements - Acuva STRIKE I Product Manual

Input Water Quality and Environmental Requirements
The quality of the input water is important as it influences the effectiveness
of the system and the drinking water safety of the disinfected output water.
The input water should be from a potable water source within a range
defined in
such as E. coli) disinfection, while a secondary filtration system is needed
upstream to remove sediments, chlorine, and particulate contamination
from water.
Parameter
Transmittance
of Water
Water Flow Rate
Temperature
Hardness
Turbidity
Manganese
Tannis
table 1: Water quality requirements for proper disinfection
Ambient
Temperature
Relative
Humidity
Continuous
Operation Time
* Continuous
Operation Time
table 2: Indicates environmental operating parameters required for proper use of Strike devices.
* Possible device damage if operated without water − water is the device cooling mechanism and
overheating can damage the unit
Advanced UV-LED Water Purification |
table 1. Acuva purifiers are effective for microbial (bacteria
Minimum
pH 5.8
UV
95%/cm
0.5 LPM
Water
Above Freezing
< 120 (mg/L)
Iron
Minimum
5 C
o
40%
-
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Strike I and II UV-LED Water Disinfection Module
Typical Maximum
7.0 8.0
97%/cm -
- 4.0 LPM
30 C 40 C
o o
< 1 NTU
< 0.05 mg/L
< 0.1 mg/L
< 0.3 mg/L
Typical Maximum
30 C 50 C
o o
55% 75%
No Limit -
1 minute
P R O D U C T M A N U A L
Notes
Evaluated at in
260nm-270nm
band
Notes
With water
running
Without water
running
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