Water purifier for soft water-TDS is Below 500

A UV water purifier is a type of purification process that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to disinfect and sterilize water by killing harmful microorganisms. UV purification is a chemical-free process and easy to maintain. The water is forced through a tube and then exposed to radiation. UV water purifiers are particularly effective in treating water containing microbes and do not remove TDS.

UV filters are often used as a final step in water treatment systems to ensure the removal of any remaining microorganisms that may have survived previous filtration stages.

UV water purifiers are highly effective at eliminating bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms from water. They are ideal for water sources where microbial contamination is a concern

UV water treatment is much safer than the use of chlorine or chloramine treatment. One of the reasons is because UV light treats water for protozoa, while chlorine and chloramine disinfection is unable to do that.

UV light is normally effective against all viruses, bacteria and protozoa