The diving aquarium filter with ultraviolet (UV-C) function is an advanced filtration equipment that combines mechanical filtration, biological filtration, and ultraviolet sterilization functions to maintain the clarity of water in the aquarium and the health of fish. Here are some key information about diving aquarium filters with ultraviolet radiation:

Filtering principle: This type of diving aquarium filter usually includes three main functions: mechanical filtration, biological filtration, and ultraviolet sterilization. The mechanical filter layer captures and removes impurities and solid particles from the water, making it clear. The biofilter layer provides biofilters for beneficial bacterial growth to decompose and remove harmful substances such as ammonia and nitrates. Ultraviolet tubes generate UV-C light, killing bacteria, viruses, and algae in the water and reducing the number of pathogens.

Installation method: This type of diving aquarium filter is usually hung inside the aquarium and fixed to the wall of the aquarium or other suitable position through suction cups or magnetic force. They are suitable for small and medium-sized aquariums.

UV C sterilization: UV sterilization is a unique feature of filters with UV function. UV-C light can effectively kill microorganisms in water, including bacteria, viruses, and algae. This helps to reduce water quality issues and the risk of disease transmission.

Maintenance: Regular maintenance is the key to ensuring the normal operation of diving aquarium filters. Maintenance includes cleaning the mechanical filter layer, regularly replacing the filter medium and ultraviolet lamp tubes, and monitoring water quality parameters.

Flow rate and size: Choosing a diving aquarium filter with UV function that is suitable for your aquarium requires consideration of the volume of the aquarium and the required water flow rate. Different models of filters have different flow rates and capacities.

Additional features: Some diving aquarium filters may have additional features, such as adjustable water flow rate and temperature control, to provide more comprehensive filtration and water quality management.