Ultrapure Water System LUWS-T2011

Introduction

Ultrapure Water System offers manual dispense floe rate at 1.5–2.0 housing ensures durability and safe water-electric separation. Automatic flushing and tank sterilization maintain water purity. Our Ultrapure Water System is suitable for , / applications, tissue culture, and enzyme studies that require nuclease- and endotoxin-free water.

This water purification system is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Ultrapure Water System is ideal for clinical, chemical, environmental, and semiconductor applications, delivering ultra-pure water for accurate testing, trace analysis, cleanroom use, and contamination-free glassware cleaning.

Specifications

Source	Tap water
Hardness	< 450 ppm as CaCO3
Water Temperature	5℃ to 40℃
Water Pressure	0.1 to 0.8 MPa
Productivity Rate	30 L/h
Class I Resistivity (25ºC)	18.2 MΩ.cm
Class I Conductivity (25ºC)	0.055 us/cm
Class I Water Total Organic Carbon Level	< 5 ppb
Class I Particulate Matter	≤ 1 pc/ml
Automatic Dispense Volume	100-60000 ml
Electrical Voltage	110 V/220 V±10%
Electrical Frequency	50 Hz/60 Hz
Dimension (W x L x H)	314 × 525 × 570 mm

Features

Automated Maintenance Functions

Flexible Dispensing System

Smart Storage Tank

Self-Cleaning Filter

High-Efficiency Stage

FAQs

1. What makes the Ultrapure Water System different from standard ultrapure systems?

The Ultrapure Water System integrates advanced multi-stage purification processes with a smart user interface and safety-focused construction. Unlike standard systems, it combines RO, UV, ultrafiltration, and an optional bio-final filter to meet Class II water standards. It uses for real-time consumables tracking and has a touchscreen display for operational ease. Built-in automated flushing, tank sanitization, and pressure monitoring ensure consistent performance and minimal manual maintenance. Its corrosion-resistant housing separates water and electrical components, enhancing long-term durability and lab safety. These integrated features make it ideal for high-end applications like molecular biology and analytical chemistry. It stands out due to its intelligent control, long filter life, and lab-ready design.

2. How does the Ultrapure Water System ensure the removal of endotoxins, RNases, and DNases?

The Ultrapure Water System uses an ultrafiltration (UF) module and an optional bio-final filter that specifically target biological contaminants like endotoxins, RNases, and DNases. These filters are designed to eliminate even trace amounts of biological molecules that can compromise sensitive experiments. The dual UV sterilization further aids in breaking down organic and biological matter. Regular automated flushing helps prevent buildup and microbial colonization. The flow path is constructed to avoid dead zones, minimizing contamination risks. In addition, users can activate a tank sterilization mode to ensure water stored in the system remains clean. This comprehensive approach ensures water meets the strict purity demands of molecular biology and tissue culture.

3. What types of water quality monitoring does this Ultrapure Water System offer?

The Ultrapure Water System provides multi-point water quality monitoring with real-time display of critical parameters. It features resistivity sensors, conductivity meters, and temperature compensation to ensure accurate readings at every purification stage. Independent sensors for feed water, RO water, and ultrapure output allow continuous tracking of system performance. The touchscreen interface presents all data clearly, including alerts for parameter deviations. and ports enable data export for audits or compliance reporting. These features help ensure the water remains consistently within desired quality thresholds. With this level of monitoring, labs can trust the reliability of every drop.

4. Can the Ultrapure Water System operate with high (Total Dissolved Solids) feed water?

The Ultrapure Water System is optimized to handle moderately high levels in feed water, typically found in urban lab settings. It uses a high-efficiency RO membrane to reject up to 95–99% of dissolved ions, making it suitable for tap water with elevated hardness or conductivity. Pretreatment modules protect sensitive components from scaling or fouling, extending filter life. For exceptionally high water, additional pre-filtration may be recommended before system entry. A feed water quality sensor provides real-time monitoring to assess system load. If feed parameters exceed safe thresholds, the system generates a warning to prevent damage or reduced purity. This makes it adaptable across a range of locations with varied water quality.

5. What is the role of the dual UV system, and why is it important?

The dual UV system in the Ultrapure Water System provides two distinct wavelengths for optimal purification. The 185 nm UV lamp breaks down organic compounds by photo-oxidation, effectively reducing Total Organic Carbon () levels. The 254 nm UV lamp sterilizes the water by disrupting microbial , thereby controlling bacterial contamination. This combination is essential for maintaining water quality required in molecular biology and cell culture applications. UV chambers are installed after key purification stages to ensure maximum efficiency. The system also monitors lamp performance and issues alerts when intensity drops below effective thresholds. Regular UV treatment ensures long-term reliability and safety in sensitive protocols.