AquiSense launches new UV-C LED water disinfection system
PearlAqua Deca 30C system is suitable for showers, soda machines, motor homes, boats, and tiny homes
AquiSense Technologies, a provider of UV-C LED water disinfection systems, has announced the PearlAqua Deca 30C suitable for showers, soda machines, motor homes, boats, and tiny homes.
"We’re thrilled to introduce the latest PearlAqua product to the market," said Oliver Lawal, AquiSense's president and CEO. "This not only fills a gap in our lower flow rate product range, but more importantly demonstrates our next generation PearlAqua design platform. We’re using a newer generation of UV-C LED device, more advanced electronics, integrated UV Intensity Sensor and increased assembly automation. We listened to customer feedback and delivered by far the highest performing UV LED system per unit cost. More to come!”
The PearlAqua Deca 30C uses UV-C LED technology to provide over 99.99 percent pathogen reduction at 4 gpm (15 lpm). Housed in a small footprint case, it features either automatic on/off switching, or external triggering. Alarm outputs are configurable in addition to dynamic power control, which reduces overall energy consumption and extends lamp replacement intervals.
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