Wonder Light UV Ultraviolet Sterilizer
Sizing Guide
| Click Model #'s Below | Pipe Size | Flow Rate | Dimensions |
| PC - 2 | 1/2" NPT | 2 GPM | 3" diameter x 20" length |
| PC - 6 | 1/2" NPT | 6 GPM | 3" diameter x 20" length |
| PC - 12 | 1" NPT | 12 GPM | 3" diameter x 36.5" length |
| FS - 24 | 1.5" NPT | 24 GPM | 6.5" diameter x 36" length |
* The PC-2 is great for one sink or after a water filter, reverse osmosis or ice-makers.
* Chemical FREE water treatment
* Quality UV Lamps Manufactured in the U.S. are rated for 9000 hours and made from solid stainless steel.
* Sterilizers feature a built-in alarm. If the UV lamp fails, the alarm will sound.
* Disinfect water of viruses and microbes
* Great quality at the lowest prices!
* High flow rate. Low-Pressure Drop
* Heavy-duty stainless steel construction
* For water pressure up to 100 PSI.
*, Unlike some UV sterilizers, Wonderlight models feature two end caps making it easy to access the lamp for changing from either end
* Convenient external power supply
* Pressure drop less than 5 PSI
A. GPM stands for Gallons Per Minute. This refers to the rate at which water is flowing through a pipe. UV sterilizers are rated for the maximum flow rate. They can safely process water and still kill bacteria. So, for example, 6 GPM means 6 gallons can flow through the UV in one minute.
Q. How can I know what size I need?
A. For homes, select the 12 gallon-per-minute ("GPM") PC12, or the PC6 if a small home with one bathroom. For under the sink or point of use, select the PC2 2 GPM model.
Q. Are there any special requirements or conditions my water must have, before I can consider using Ultraviolet Sterilizer to disinfect my water?
A. Water to be treated by UV light should be clear and low in hardness minerals, which is less than 7 grains per gallon (120 PPM). Water should be free of color. Iron should be less than 0.3 mg/L. Manganese should be less than 0.05 mg/L. The pH range should be 6.5 to 9.5.
Q. Where would I install a UV light sterilizer?
A. Ultraviolet sterilizers are typically installed right before the water enters the home. If you have an existing water softener, it is installed after the softener. Often a 5-micron prefilter is used prior to the UV sterilizer. If iron or manganese is present, install an iron filter system. We often recommend a whole house filter using a dual grade 25 to 1-micron filter cartridge prior to UV sterilizers.
* Chemical FREE water treatment
* Quality UV Lamps Manufactured in the U.S. are rated for 9000 hours and made from solid stainless steel.
* Sterilizers feature a built-in alarm. If the UV lamp fails, the alarm will sound.
* Disinfect water of viruses and microbes
* Great quality at the lowest prices!
* High flow rate. Low-Pressure Drop
* Heavy-duty stainless steel construction
* For water pressure up to 100 PSI.
*, Unlike some UV sterilizers, Wonderlight models feature two end caps making it easy to access the lamp for changing from either end
* Convenient external power supply
* Pressure drop less than 5 PSI
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is GPM?A. GPM stands for Gallons Per Minute. This refers to the rate at which water is flowing through a pipe. UV sterilizers are rated for the maximum flow rate. They can safely process water and still kill bacteria. So, for example, 6 GPM means 6 gallons can flow through the UV in one minute.
Q. How can I know what size I need?
A. For homes, select the 12 gallon-per-minute ("GPM") PC12, or the PC6 if a small home with one bathroom. For under the sink or point of use, select the PC2 2 GPM model.
Q. Are there any special requirements or conditions my water must have, before I can consider using Ultraviolet Sterilizer to disinfect my water?
A. Water to be treated by UV light should be clear and low in hardness minerals, which is less than 7 grains per gallon (120 PPM). Water should be free of color. Iron should be less than 0.3 mg/L. Manganese should be less than 0.05 mg/L. The pH range should be 6.5 to 9.5.
Q. Where would I install a UV light sterilizer?
A. Ultraviolet sterilizers are typically installed right before the water enters the home. If you have an existing water softener, it is installed after the softener. Often a 5-micron prefilter is used prior to the UV sterilizer. If iron or manganese is present, install an iron filter system. We often recommend a whole house filter using a dual grade 25 to 1-micron filter cartridge prior to UV sterilizers.
Setup Diagram
