Regardless of pH level UV is 100% effective in eliminating viruses, bacteria, algae & other micro-organisms on contact.

Yes. ClearTech is 100% compatible with both chlorine or bromine based water care products.

Yes. Balanced water is a base requirement for all water treatment programs to ensure safe, enjoyable water for any hot tub and to protect the equipment.

(Canada) must maintain 3-5 ppm of chlorine and bromine.

(USA) only required to maintain 0.5-1 ppm chlorine/bromine.

Aside from ensuring balanced water, the UV bulb will need to be replaced periodically (approx. every 18 months), and at this time the protective quartz tube should be cleaned of any possible scaling. This can be done easily and quickly by your dealer.

Approximately every 15,000 hours or 1.5 years.

Yes it is compatible with ozone oxidization systems.

There are no harmful by-products for either individuals or the environment, making the UV sanitizer the most eco-friendly water treatment system available.

Yes it is compatible and recommended in conjunction with Care Free to provide consumers with Beachcomber’s lowest maintenance water care system.

Depending on the overall system you choose, you will need water balancers and shock. See your Beachcomber Water Care Professional for complete product needs.

Yes, the UV sanitizer will reduce chlorine consumption by 50-70%.

Since a UV sanitizer will ensure lower overall TDS by reducing the amount of chlorine/bromine added to a hot tub by 50-70%, it can extend water life.

The unit is listed with UL in Canada & the USA and is registered as an approved water sanitizing system for hot tubs and pools with the EPA.

Yes, the UV-C light helps to destroy chloramines, the compounds responsible for chlorine odor.

The sun is a UV-A light which can cause up to 70% chlorine loss, whereas the UV system is a UV-C light which has minimal impact on chlorine, resulting in only about 2-5% active chlorine loss.

• Drinkable water purification systems
• Municipal water treatment & purification
• Pharmaceutical & hospital industry
• Brewery industry
• Fish farming / Aquaculture/ Hydroponics
• Water stores, restaurants
• Cooling towers

In order to effectively oxidize away organic contaminants in the water, shocking is recommended on a weekly basis to ensure clean, clear water.

IN THE USA:

• The EPA requires by law to have a residual of sanitizer in the water at all times as a blanket requirement in order to protect consumers from health problems caused by unclean water. Many hot tubs do not have 24/7 true 100% filtration, which can cause the growth of bacteria and bio-film.
• Beachcomber Hot Tub’s Smart Sense Technology equipment automatically purges all piping and jets twice a day, even if the hot tub is not used, ensuring 100% filtration and ClearTech operation.

IN CANADA:

• Health Canada equires a minimum chlorine or bromine level of 3-5 ppm.