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UVC-LED Water Sterilizer HW-U01

Catégories : Accessories

  • Instantly and reliably generates sufficient UV light for sterilization

  • Operates only when water is flowing

  • Water-cooled for efficient heat dissipation

  • Lamp bead replacement reminder

  • Compact design suitable for diverse applications

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Description du produit

Our UVC-LED Water Sterilizer provides instant and reliable disinfection by emitting powerful UVC light whenever water is flowing. Designed with water-cooling for efficient heat dissipation and a compact structure, it ensures safe, clean water without affecting taste or quality. Ideal for commercial kitchens and diverse water purification applications.

Spécifications

Alimentation électrique
220 V / 50 Hz
Inlet Water Pressure
0.1–0.4 MPa
Dimensions
Φ60.5 × 188mm
Poids
0.45kg

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