Aquatics

Sediment, Carbon & UV Treatment

Incoming water is pre-filtered with sediment cartridges initially, this prevents further stages such as the carbon stage from premature blocking. Chlorine and chloramines are treated with carbon to protect the fish from chemical attack that can break down a mucus layer on the surface of the fish which otherwise encourages parasites to grow on the fish. These chemicals also attack the reverse osmosis membranes if not treated with carbon first.

Stages of Filtration & Water Treatment

Sediment Removal

Prevents debris, dirt and particle build up in pipework, tanks, equipment and where present, premature blinding of filtration stages further along the cascade.

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Chlorine Treatment

Helps the taste and odour of the liquid and where present, protects RO membranes from chemical attack.

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Chloramine Treatment

Some utility companies use chloramine in place of chlorine as it lasts longer in the pipework, removing chloramine requires highly developed carbon technology.

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Heavy Metals Removal

Metals such as lead, cadmium, copper and zinc are attracted to the resin beads and removed from the water.

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Ultraviolet Disinfection

UV light impedes bacterial growth by sterilising the DNA of microorganisms, suppressing bio-film and bacteria colony growth.

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