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With a UV-C filter/UVC filter, green water in your pond is a thing of the past. Using a UV-C filter effectively combats suspended algae in your pond. The result is clear water and less maintenance for your pond and pond filter. Clear water and less maintenance—that should be music to your ears, right?
In our store, you'll find many types of UV-C filters. So whether you have a small pond or a very large one, you're sure to find what you're looking for at Vijverleven. Do you have any questions? 
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We supply UV-C filters from various brands such as Oase, Velda, AquaForte and VijverTechniek (VT).
How does a UVC/UV-C filter work?
It works like this: With a UV-C filter, your pond water is pumped past a UV lamp in the filter using a pond pump . The UV light from the lamp in the filter kills the existing suspended algae that cause green water. This prevents green pond water.
UVC Replacement Lamps can be found here
UV filter for your pond
UV, or ultraviolet, light is used in many industries. It is used to sterilize medical instruments and to sterilize drinking water. It has been in use for several years in aquariums and ponds to control algae. Essentially, there are four main components to an ultraviolet sterilizer: a germicidal lamp, a quartz sleeve to protect the lamp from the water, a ballast to supply the correct electrical power to the lamp, and the housing, which contains all the other components and through which the water flows. There are many misconceptions regarding the use of UV in water gardens.
The main features of UV filters and their applications are:
- Elimination of microorganisms such as parasites, microbes, bacteria, viruses and algae present in the water.
- It does not change any properties of water such as pH, hardness, color, odor, etc.
- It does not generate waste in the water.
- Installation is easy, provided we ensure the water reaching the UV system is well-filtered to prevent sediment from building up in the transparent channels, which would hinder the beam's distribution through the water. To do this, try installing the lamp after the filter circuit.
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