SpectraLight offers over 30 ultraviolet sterilizer models for commercial and public swimming pools and spas. SpectraLight delivers fast, effective, environmentally friendly UV pool treatment. Progressive pool operators are turning to this groundbreaking technology to solve water
and air quality problems.
The results are unsurpassed – lower chlorine, lower chloramines, lowered operating cost and a level of safety not provided by chemicals. Universities, water parks, hotels, and community pools are embracing UV and reducing chlorine to levels found in drinking water - 50 - 70% less chlorine- a welcome change for swimmers and the environment. Times are changing – and swimming pool sanitation is entering a new era.
SpectraLight offers two very powerful options in lamps, depending on your application: low pressure lamps and medium pressure lamps. Patented ultra-high output lamps deliver four times the power of first generation lamps. Electronic solid-state ballasts lower power usage by 30%. Charged with a proprietary blend of Xenon, Argon, and Neon, UV output can reach 4,000 watts.
High volume traffic in public pools can easily overwhelm the typical sanitation system. Improve safety and protect your patrons with the SpectraPro Professional Series UV sterilizer. Our precision engineered High Output (HO) sterilizers reduce the risks of cryptosporidium and Giardiasis that can plague public pools. Public pools are a breeding ground for bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens. SpectraLight eliminates over 70 known pathogens with high output UV lamps, up to 4,000 watts total. Your patrons will love the new experience of a completely clear and odorless SpectraLight pool.
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"Giardiasis has been associated with swimming pools. A number of outbreaks of cryptosporidiosis has been linked to swimming pools. UV is also effective at inactivating Giardia cysts and Cryptosporidium oocysts."
World Health Organization: Guidelines for Safe Recreational Water Environments P.39
"...the UV process purifies circulating water…it inactivates microorganisms and breaks down some pollutants (e.g. chloramines) by photo-oxidation, decreasing the oxidant demand of the purified water."
World Health Organization: Guidelines for Safe Recreational Water Environments P.109
"How effective is UV? Extremely effective! So effective, in fact, that drinking water and waste water treatment plants around the world are turning to UV for help inactivating pathogens and minimizing harmful disinfection byproducts. Swimming pool system designers are getting on the band wagon. "
Professional Pool Operators of America
"What would you say if we told you that it is now possible to eliminate chloramines in your swimming pool without using chemicals? How much safer would you feel if we told you that all microorganisms that pass through the filtration system could be fully inactivated? What would you think if you were told you that the only task you had to perform to eliminate those pesky chlorination byproducts and germs was to flip a switch? Well, believe it or not, these things are possible; and it is all because of the magic of light – ultraviolet light to be specific."
Professional Pool Operators of America
"UV disinfection is not considered to produce by-products, and it seems to significantly reduce the levels of chloramines."
Professional Pool Operators of America
"According to the data, UV is so effective (99 percent to 100 percent) in destroying crypto, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends installing the systems"
Professional Pool Operators of America
