OASE Vitronic UV Pond Clarifier Sterilizer 9W

OASE Vitronic Ultraviolet clarifiers clean and clear pond water with a UVC band light. OASE Vitronic UVC clarifiers offer powerful standalone clarification that integrates with OASE BioSmart filters. These properly sized, clarifiers clean the green out of the water of any water feature. It comes with a quick release ballast that allows fast quartz sleeve maintenance and easy bulb changes. The clear tubing adapters and indicator light shows that the clarifier is working properly. The Vitronic 9 has a wattage/UVC of 9, hose sizes of 0.75”, 1”, 1.25” and 1.5” and a max flow of 500 GPH. It has a 10’ power cord, dimensions of 13”L x 5”W x 4”H and a pond volume of up to 2,500 gallons. It has a 2-year warranty.

• Simple yet flexible uv clarifier designed to interoperate with all filter systems
• Helps in the reduction of algae and phytoplankton as well as limiting the growth of harmful pathogens.
• The compact design allows for easy installation
• Quick-lock ballast head makes changing the uv bulb a breeze
• Uv operation can be safely monitored through the included large aperture viewer.
• No extra plumbing needed - the clarifier simply hooks onto the filter box with all accessories included

• Ultraviolet clairifiers clean and clear pond water with UVC band light
• OASE Vitronic UVC clarifiers offer powerful standalone clarification that integrates with OASE BioSmart filters
• Quick release ballast allows fast quartz sleeve maintenance and easy bulb changes
• Clear tubing adapters and indicator light show the clarifier is working
• Vitronic 18 and 36 watt units install easily on the housing of BioSmart filters with dual outlets
• Ultraviolet clairifiers clean and clear pond water with UVC band light
• OASE Vitronic UVC clarifiers offer powerful standalone clarification
• Quick release ballast allows fast quartz sleeve maintenance and easy bulb changes
• Clear tubing adapters and indicator light show the clarifier is working

UVC bulbs have a service life of 9,000 hours, about a year of typical use. At that point output drops to a level that is ineffective at controlling green water, so the bulb should be changed. Change bulbs every spring when nutrient levels are at their highest after the winter and other plants are not yet actively growing.