Import Aquarium Uv Sterilizers — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Creator UV & IR Lighting Co., Ltd. supplies aquarium UV sterilizers that use germicidal UV-C lamps emitting at 253.7nm, a wavelength proven lethal to bacteria, viruses and microorganisms in water. The units operate without chemicals, relying on ultraviolet radiation to disrupt microbial DNA and render pathogens inactive. Each sterilizer is designed for continuous duty in enclosed aquarium systems, with the UV output optimized for water clarity and biological safety.

The sterilizers employ low-pressure mercury lamps, a standard industry configuration for UV-C applications, with quartz sleeves that protect the lamp while allowing maximum UV transmission. Typical UV-C output for aquarium units ranges from 5W to 36W, depending on tank size, with flow rates adjusted to ensure sufficient exposure time. The lamps have a standard lifespan of 8,000 to 10,000 hours, after which UV output drops below effective levels and replacement is required.

These sterilizers are used in freshwater and marine aquariums to control green water algae, prevent ich and other parasitic outbreaks, and maintain water quality in recirculating systems. Aquarium hobbyists and public aquariums use them in sump or inline configurations, often paired with mechanical filtration. Buyers should confirm compatibility with their system’s flow rate and voltage, as the units require specific hydraulic conditions to achieve the labeled germicidal efficacy.

Creator UV & IR Lighting Co., Ltd. is based at 1502, Dongjing Garden in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. The company specializes in UV and IR lighting solutions, with a product range that includes germicidal lamps for water and air treatment. Its profile indicates an imported supplier tier with a harbor trust tier, though no response rate or average response time is currently recorded.

The supplier’s listed description emphasizes the technical basis of its UV sterilizers, focusing on the 253.7nm wavelength and chemical-free operation. No additional details about production capacity, certifications, or client history are provided in the available data. Buyers are advised to contact the supplier directly for verification of specifications, lead times, and trade terms.