The History of UV
UV water treatment began in the early 1900s, with the first municipal system installed in France in 1910. It gained popularity in the 1950s for industrial use and later for residential systems. Today, it's a trusted, chemical-free method for water disinfection worldwide, valued for its safety and effectiveness.
How Does UV Treatment Work?
UV water treatment uses ultraviolet light to deactivate harmful microorganisms by disrupting their DNA, preventing them from multiplying or causing illness. It’s a chemical-free, reliable method that keeps your water safe without altering its taste or smell.
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Reliable Protection for Your Home
Whether you're using well water or municipal supply, VIQUA provides consistent, proven water safety for drinking, cooking, and everyday use—right from the tap.
Reliable Protection for Your Home
Whether you're using well water or municipal supply, VIQUA provides consistent, proven water safety for drinking, cooking, and everyday use—right from the tap.
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Low Maintenance and Easy to Use
Designed for convenience, VIQUA systems require minimal upkeep, with easy-to-replace lamps and intuitive monitoring features that ensure ongoing performance.
Low Maintenance and Easy to Use
Designed for convenience, VIQUA systems require minimal upkeep, with easy-to-replace lamps and intuitive monitoring features that ensure ongoing performance.
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Safe and Chemical-Free Disinfection
VIQUA uses ultraviolet light to neutralize harmful microorganisms in your water without adding any chemicals, preserving its natural taste and quality.
Safe and Chemical-Free Disinfection
VIQUA uses ultraviolet light to neutralize harmful microorganisms in your water without adding any chemicals, preserving its natural taste and quality.
