The Crystal Quest 48 GPM UV Water Treatment System is designed for high-flow whole-house, commercial, and industrial water treatment applications. Its axial-flow 304 stainless steel reactor and four-lamp configuration provide a practical, chemical-free UV treatment step when the system is correctly sized, installed, and operated according to the product documentation.
Why Customers Choose This Product
- Supports high-flow applications up to 48 GPM.
- Uses UV light treatment without adding treatment chemicals to the water.
- Built with a durable 304 stainless steel reactor.
- Includes four hard-glass germicidal lamps and quartz sleeves.
- Provides lamp replacement and lamp-failure alerts for easier system monitoring.
Product Highlights
High-Flow Design
Rated for water applications requiring flow rates up to 48 gallons per minute. Confirm actual flow, water quality, and installation conditions before selecting the system.
304 Stainless Steel Reactor
The axial-flow reactor is made from 304 stainless steel for a sturdy housing in demanding water-treatment installations.
Four-Lamp Configuration
Four lamps and quartz sleeves provide the UV treatment configuration for this model. The control system tracks lamp status and operating information.
Monitoring Alerts
Lamp replacement indication, audible lamp-failure notification, visual lamp-life information, total running time, and a power-on LED help support routine checks.
Specifications
- Application flow rate
- Up to 48 GPM
- Reactor material
- 304 stainless steel
- Dimensions
- 8 in x 16 in x 40 in
- Maximum operating pressure
- 125 psi
- Lamps and quartz sleeves
- 4
- Electrical options
- 110V or 220V configuration; select the option that matches the installation
- Frequency
- 50–60 Hz
- System indicators
- Power-on LED, lamp replacement indicator, audible lamp-failure alert, lamp-life display, and total running time
Ideal For
- Well-water treatment setups that need a high-flow UV step.
- Whole-house water treatment systems.
- Commercial and industrial applications with compatible flow and pressure requirements.
- Water filtration installations where UV treatment is used as part of a broader treatment plan.
Important Information
- UV treatment is one part of a water-treatment system. It does not remove sediment, chemicals, dissolved minerals, or other non-biological contaminants, so appropriate prefiltration and water-quality testing may be needed.
- Have the system sized and installed by a qualified professional. Follow applicable electrical, plumbing, pressure, and local code requirements.
- Do not exceed the 125 psi maximum operating pressure. Confirm the selected 110V or 220V configuration matches the installation.
- Use the product documentation for start-up, maintenance, lamp replacement, quartz-sleeve care, and operating instructions.
- Performance depends on flow rate, water quality, lamp condition, installation, and ongoing maintenance. Review the manufacturer documentation for application-specific requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What flow rate is this UV water treatment system designed for?
It is designed for applications with flow rates up to 48 GPM. Confirm the actual system flow and water conditions before installation.
Does the system add chemicals to the water?
No. The UV treatment step uses light rather than adding treatment chemicals to the water. It should be used as part of a properly designed water-treatment setup.
What electrical options are available?
This product is available in 110V and 220V configurations. Select the option that matches the electrical requirements of the installation.
What maintenance does the system require?
Routine care includes monitoring lamp status, replacing lamps as required, maintaining the quartz sleeves, and following the manufacturer’s operating and maintenance instructions.
Choose the configuration that fits your installation and add a dependable UV treatment step to a properly sized whole-house, commercial, or industrial water system.
For water-treatment use only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Consult a qualified water-treatment professional for application, installation, and water-quality guidance.