Ultraviolet (UV) water treatment is a highly effective method for disinfecting water without the use of chemicals. It works by using UV light to penetrate microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, and protozoa, disrupting their DNA and rendering them inactive. Unlike traditional chlorine-based treatments, UV disinfection does not introduce harmful byproducts into the water, making it a safer and more environmentally friendly option. Because UV systems do not alter the taste, odour, or pH of water, they are an ideal solution for applications where maintaining water quality is crucial, such as drinking water supplies, Swimming Pools and many industrial processes.

The process is straightforward, water passes through a stainless steel chamber where it is exposed to a powerful UV lamp. This exposure effectively neutralises pathogens without requiring extensive contact time or additional chemicals. UV treatment is widely recognised for its reliability, efficiency, and low maintenance requirements. It is also effective against chlorine-resistant microorganisms, offering an extra layer of protection in water purification. With advancements in UV technology, many industries and commercial swimming pools are adopting this treatment method to ensure safe, clean water while minimising environmental impact