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Polaris Scientific UV-1 - User Manual

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Part Number
GPM (LPM)
Rated Life
(hrs)
Lamp
Watts
Voltage
at
50/60Hz
Visual
Warning
Audible
Warning
# of Lamps
Port Size
I/O
Water
Chamber
Timer
Length
Width
Max.
Pressure
Working
Temp.
Wavelength
Microjoules
UV-1C
1
(3.8)
9,000 10W
110V/220V
LED BUZZER 1 1/4” MNPT
STAINLESS
304
10.47” 2” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
UV-2C
2
(7.57)
9,000 14W
110V/220V
LED BUZZER 1 1/4” MNPT
STAINLESS
304
13.74” 2.5” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
UV-6C
6
(22.71)
9,000 24W
110V/220V
LED
INDICATOR
w/ALARM
1 1/2” MNPT
STAINLESS
304
23.23” 2.5” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
UV-8C
8
(30.28)
9,000 32W
110V/220V
LED
INDICATOR
w/ALARM
1 3/4” MNPT
STAINLESS
304
27.87” 2.5” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
UV-12C
12
(45.52)
9,000 39W
110V/220V
LED
INDICATOR
w/ALARM
1 3/4” MNPT
STAINLESS
304
36.81” 2.5” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
UV-24B
24
(90.85)
9,000 39W
110V/220V
LED
INDICATOR
w/ALARM
2 1” MNPT
STAINLESS
304
36.93” 3.5” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
UV-36B
36
(136.27)
9,000 39W
110V/220V
LED
INDICATOR
w/ALARM
3 1.5” MNPT
STAINLESS
304
36.93” 5.5” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
UV-50B
50
(189.27)
9,000 39W
110V/220V
LED
INDICATOR
w/ALARM
4 1.5” MNPT
STAINLESS
304
36.93” 5.5” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
UV-60B
60
(227.12)
9,000 39W
110V/220V
LED
INDICATOR
w/ALARM
5
2” OR 2.5”
FLANGE
STAINLESS
304
36.93” 5.5” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
UV-80B
80
(302.83)
9,000 39W
110V/220V
LED
INDICATOR
w/ALARM
6
2” OR 2.5”
FLANGE
STAINLESS
304
36.93” 6.26” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
UV-100B
100
(378.54)
9,000 39W
110V/220V
LED
INDICATOR
w/ALARM
8
2” OR 2.5”
FLANGE
STAINLESS
304
36.93” 8.62” 125 PSI
35
o
F - 104
o
F
(1.67
o
C - 40
o
C)
254 nm 30 mJ/cm
2
P.O. Box 2235 Chino Hills, CA 91709 • USA
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UV Performance
Polaris Scientic Ultraviolet
TM
Sterilization Systems germicidal lamps are specially designed
Ultraviolet radiation lamps which produce a rated wavelength of 254nm. Ultraviolet radiation
in the 200-300 nm range is very eective in killing microorganisms such as bacteria, virus,
mold and yeast.
Polaris Scientic Ultraviolet
TM
Sterilization Systems are ideal for use in drinking water, waste
water and ground water remediation. They are also ideal for bottling plants, pharmaceutical
applications, semiconductor sterilization and the food industry.
Ballast
Polaris Scientic Ultraviolet
TM
Sterilization Systems utilize a natural quartz sleeve to protect
the lamp and allow the maximum amount of UV rays to penetrate and disinfect the water.
Polaris Scientic Ultraviolet
TM
Sterilization Systems are your best choice in Ultraviolet
Sterilization. With their durable construction, high quality quartz sleeve and performance
lamps you simply can’t go wrong!
RRoHoHSS
CCOOMMPLPLIIANANTT
Your best choice in Ultraviolet Sterilization
For models: UV-1, UV-2, UV-6, UV-8C, UV-12C, UV-24B UV-100B
Ultraviolet Sterilization System
Installation Instructions
& Owner’s Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

  • J
    Jacob BellAug 12, 2025
    Why does my Polaris Scientific Water Filtration System have a high bacteria count?
    • K
      kimberlyperezAug 12, 2025
      A high bacteria count in your Polaris Scientific Water Filtration System can be due to several reasons. The quartz sleeve might be stained or dirty, requiring cleaning with a scale cleaner and elimination of the staining source. The UV lamp may be spent and needs replacement. There could be a change in feedwater quality, necessitating source water testing to ensure it remains within acceptable parameters. Finally, contamination after the disinfection system could be the cause, so shocking the effluent water stream with chlorine after it leaves the system is imperative, and the distribution system must be bacteria-free for effective operation.
  • J
    Jessica Stanley MDAug 19, 2025
    What to do if my Polaris Scientific Water Filtration System is leaking water?
    • M
      Maria SimpsonAug 19, 2025
      If your Polaris Scientific Water Filtration System is leaking, there are several potential causes. Check the O-ring seals on the gland nuts and/or sensor probe (on monitored units) to ensure they are in place, free from cuts or abrasions. Clean the O-ring, moisten it with water, and reinstall; replace if necessary. Condensation on the reactor chamber due to excessive humidity could also be a factor, so check the system's location and control humidity. Lastly, inadequate inlet/outlet port connections could be the issue. Inspect the thread connections, re-seal with Teflon tape, and re-tighten.
  • S
    Stephanie MitchellAug 27, 2025
    How to fix pressure drop in Polaris Scientific Water Filtration Systems?
    • X
      xleeAug 27, 2025
      A pressure drop in your Polaris Scientific Water Filtration System is often caused by a clogged sediment pre-filter. Replace the filter cartridge with an appropriate five-micron cartridge. It's also important to check the source of your water supply, as fluctuations may occur in source pressure.
  • B
    Brandon MclaughlinSep 4, 2025
    Why does warm water appear milky in my Polaris Scientific Water Filtration System?
    • L
      Lindsay TuckerSep 4, 2025
      If the warm water appears milky in your Polaris Scientific Water Filtration System, it's likely caused by air in the water lines. Run the water until the air is purged from the system.

Polaris Scientific UV-1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPolaris Scientific
ModelUV-1
CategoryWater Filtration Systems
LanguageEnglish