According to the CDC, homeowners with private wells are responsible for overseeing the quality of their drinking water. In the U.S., this number is over 15 million. Did you know that EPA regulations protecting public drinking water sources do not … [Read more...]
View Our UV-C for Private Well Water Presentation on SlideShare
Since groundwater is always moving, your well water quality can change rapidly without you knowing. More than 15 million U.S. households use private water wells and are responsible for overseeing the quality of their drinking water. View this UV-C … [Read more...]
Atlantic Ultraviolet Corporation Announces Application-Specific Page for Private Well Water Disinfection
► Official press release originally posted on PRWeb This page is the first installment of a series of new application-specific pages on Ultraviolet.com that provides information about the use of ultraviolet radiation (UV-C) for chemical … [Read more...]
Atlantic Ultraviolet UV-C Purifiers Protect Against Virtually All Well Water Bacteria
Germicidal ultraviolet (UV-C) has been recognized for decades as a powerful, safe, rapid, and chemical-free water disinfection method. Atlantic Ultraviolet’s UV-C purification and disinfection systems use 1 or more STER-L-RAY ® UV-C Lamps. These … [Read more...]
UV-C Assists Well Water Owners in Reaching EPA Recommended Zero Bacteria Count
Even the best-maintained and newest private water wells face contamination risks that can cause health impacts. In fact, the odds of your well containing harmful contaminants are probably much higher than you realize. Nearly 23% of private wells … [Read more...]
Guard Against Unknown Well Water Quality Changes with UV-C Disinfection
According to the National Groundwater Association (NGWA), 44% of Americans use groundwater for their drinking water. Underground activity has the most significant impact on well water quality. But what goes on above ground — from humans, animals, and … [Read more...]
UV-C Safeguards Your Water from Abandoned Well Cross-Contamination
Well Water is Subject to Cross-Contamination You have your water tested and don’t like the results. Your well shows high levels of coliform. You then need to take steps to treat your water, such as shocking the well and adding appropriate water … [Read more...]
