GLOBAL LEADER IN UV WATER PURIFICATION

Advanced UV Water Purification Systems

For Potable Applications
Up to 1MGD (3785 m/day)

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NSF/ANSI 55

Class A Certified

MODELS FOR POTABLE APPLICATIONS - 15GPM TO 1MGD TREATMENT

NSF/ANSI 55

Class A Certified

UV PURES PATENTED CROSSFIRE TECHNOLOGY IS AT THE CORE OF ALL OUR SYSTEMS

It is a better mousetrap. Proven since 1998 in over 12,000 applications, globally.

It means effective treatment in conditions 10 times worse than conventional light in a pipe UV systems can handle.
It means a disinfection dose 2.4 times greater than conventional UV systems for the same energy input and cost.
It means no fouled quartz, no messy, costly, manual cleaning, and no broken quartz.
It means easy lamp changes.
It means no false alarms from overheating.
It means no operator exposure to the water stream.
It means Pure safe water. Always.

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H 32.75
(830mm)

Hallett 15xs

Hallett 30 1

15 USGPM
(56.8 L/min) (3.41 m3/h)
40 mJ/cm2 @ 75% UVT

30 USGPM
(114 L/min) (6.81 m3/h)
40 mJ/cm2 @ 75% UVT

FEATURES

ACCESSORIES

HALLETT WITH CROSSFIRE TECHNOLOGY

THE MOST EFFECTIVE UV PURIFICATION FOR
POTABLE WATER

30 USGPM
(114 L/min) (6.81 m3/h) 40 mJ/cm2 @ 75% UVT

THE HALLETT IN ACTION

FEATURES AND BENEFITS OF CORE CROSSFIRE TECHNOLOGY

MOST EFFECTIVE UV TREATMENT

Validated to reduce pathogens to safe levels minimum of 99.99% reduction, in real world
conditions - not just in a test lab.
Effective in a water ten times harder than conventional UV systems.
Elliptical reflectors focus energy 360 - ending UV shadowing.
Reflective technology reuses energy with elliptical reflectors means 2.4 times more efficiency.
Lamps are air cooled, do not overheat meaning no loss of dose in no-flow or low-flow conditions.
Lamp output optimized for a broad range of air and water temperatures.

CROSSFIRE TECHNOLOGY IS SELF-CLEANING

Hallett UV water purification systems, with patented

Crossfire Technology, are engineered for simple, efficient multiplex
configuration, and treat flows up to 1 MGD (3785 m3/day) for potable
applications.
Hallett potable treatment systems are NSF/ANSI 55 Class A
Certified. They are engineered to reduce e-coli, bacteria, cysts like
cryptosporidium and giardia, legionella and most viruses to safe levels
a minimum of 99.99% reduction.
Hallett systems are suitable where certification is required or accepted
in municipal or institutional, industrial or commercial, transportation
and residential applications.

Hallett 30 4-20mA
Data Output

Automatic mechanical self-cleaning.

Eliminates quartz fouling from minerals and bio-film wastewater.
No risk of false alarms due to fouling.
No need for water softeners ahead of the UV system in potable applications like conventional
UV requires.

SMART TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERED TO BE FAIL SAFE AND RISK FREE

Flexible stainless steel

hook-up hoses
(Standard on all models)

Wireless Remote
Monitor
(Optional for
Hallett 15xs)

Dual smart UV sensors continuously monitor UV Dose, Lamp Intensity (UVI), and net UV
Transmittance (UVT).
Digital monitor, visual, and audible alarms and event notifications.
On-board data logging and self-diagnostic trouble shooting logic.
Automatic solenoid shut-off valve (optional).
Hard contacts for remote start/stop and remote alarm.

ENGINEERED TO BE VIRTUALLY MAINTENANCE FREE

Simple and easy lamp changes.
Engineered to eliminate nuisance alarms.
Standard power conditioner protects against surges and brown-outs (115 volt models).

Broadest Range of Pre-treatment Conditions

LOW OPERATING AND TOTAL LIFETIME COSTS

Conventional Light in
a Pipe Systems

Current Hallett and

Upstream Systems

Hardness

<85 ppm (5-7 grains)

Up to 855 ppm
(50 grains)

Iron

<0.3 ppm

Up to 3.0 ppm

No/Low Flow

Overheating - lower
UV intensity

No Effect - 100% UV
intensity

QUICK AND EASY TO INSTALL

UVT

Must be 75% to
over 90% to achieve
advertised dose

Validated
as low as 50%,
Certified at 75%

Flow Control

Flow Restrictor is
an option - may not
be safe

All UV Pure potable

water systems have
flow restrictors - Safe!

Automatic Shut-off
Solenoid Valve
(Optional on all models)

Hallett Diagnostic Tool

(Optional on all models)

Power Conditioner
(Standard on all
120 volt models)

External Purge Valve

(Optional on all models)

Industry leading Warranty.

No cost of water softening equipment for effective treatment like conventional UV systems.
Automatic self-cleaning means no labor to clean quartz, no quartz breakage costs.
Quick and easy lamp replacement reduces labor costs.
Low energy costs and inexpensive LPHO lamps lasts one year of continuous use.
Simple, inexpensive power requirements single phase 115 or 240 volt.
No special infrastructure required for mounting, template included.
Redundancy incorporated in multiplexed higher flow applications no extra unit(s) needed.

Small footprint and compact size minimizes cost per square foot.
Standard Stainless Steel flexible hoses mean no hard piping.
No extra, wasted space required for lamp removal.
24 hour initialization programming manages first time use minimizing commissioning wait time.

THE CHALLENGES OF CONVENTIONAL UV SYSTEMS THAT

CROSSFIRE TECHNOLOGY WAS DESIGNED TO SOLVE
INEFFECTIVE UV TREATMENT

Validation standards vary, potable systems often based on levels not up to real world conditions.
Not effective in low UVT water.
UV Shadowing allows pathogens to transit alive.
Potable water applications may require expensive and complex water softeners upstream of the
UV system to keep quartz tubes from fouling, thereby reducing dose and causing alarms.
Only one path length of disinfecting energy inefficient as most turns to heat.
Lamps overheat in no-flow or low-flow conditions causing drop in output and alarms.
Very cold water causes lamps to cool resulting in a drop in UV output and alarms.

QUARTZ FOULING A COMMON OCCURRENCE THAT REDUCES EFFECTIVENESS

Caused by minerals and biofilm in the water - can happen frequently.

Means a drop in UV intensity and dose, therefore ineffective treatment.
Requires decommissioning, disassembly, manual cleaning with acid and frequently results in
broken quartz.
If quartz breaks there is a risk of quartz shards in the water channel and requires replacement
with a new quartz tube.

EVEN THE MOST ADVANCED SYSTEMS WITH A UV SENSOR ARE DUMB

A single sensor looks through a quartz window, the water channel, the quartz sleeve protecting
the lamp, at the UV lamp. If it sees a drop in energy below a set point it alarmsbut does not
know what caused it.
When in alarm, an operator must decommission the system, disassemble the system, clean
the sensor window, clean the quartz, replace the lamp and reassemble, hoping that one or more
actions fixed the problem; there is no diagnostic capability the sensor is dumb.
Even in multiple lamp systems, there is only one sensor. In this case, in addition to the problems
caused by being dumb there is a leap of faith that the condition of the lamp the single sensor is
monitoring is the same as all of the other lamps not being monitored. All lamps except the one
the sensor is looking at could be below standard and the sensor would not detect that.
Because the sensors in these systems are immersed in water, egress of water into their
housings is a common occurrence causing failure.
There is no capacity to measure UVI or UV transmittance with a single sensor only the
combined effect of lamp, quartz sleeve, water and sensor window. There is no capability to
provide discrete UVI and UVT data like Crossfire Technology with multiple smart sensors.
Automatic solenoid valves, if installed, are prone to shutting down the water in false alarm
conditions caused by quartz fouling or overheating.

ONGOING MAINTENANCE AND FALSE ALARMS ARE A FACT OF LIFE

Fouling is common requiring manual cleaning with acid or an expensive water softener to
prevent it in potable treatment applications.
Lamp changes are finicky, require as much outboard room as the length of the system and often
result in broken quartz or lamps.
Often systems are not installed with enough clearance room to change lamps and then have to be
decommissioned and removed just to change lamps.
Over-heating in no-flow and low conditions or hot water applications and fouling cause false alarms.
Cold water can also cause alarms.
No power conditioner included so ballast and microprocessor are subject to failure in power surges
and brown out situations warranties may not cover this failure mode.

HALLETT SPECIFICATIONS: MODELS FOR POTABLE APPLICATIONS

Multiplexed Flow Capacity - Engineered for multiple systems in parallel, for flow rates up to 1 MGD (696 US gpm) (2629 L/min) (158 m3/hr)
NSF/ANSI 55
Class A certified

Hallett 30 -1

NSF/ANSI 55
Class A certified

Hallett 30 -1
w/ 4-20 mA

Hallett 30-1.5

Hallett 30-1.5
w/ 4-20 mA

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NSF/ANSI 55
Class A certified

Model

Hallett 15xs

PART NUMBER (115 Volt)

H000001

C000005

PART NUMBER (240 Volt)

H000003

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Validation / Certification

NSF/ANSI 55 Class A: minimum dose of 40 mJ/cm2 4 Log (99.99%) or greater reduction of

bacteria, cysts and most viruses. Please refer to dose charts. Hallett 30s are approved by the
MENV for use in Quebec. Certified to AB 1953. NSF/ANSI 61.

UV Dose

40 mJ/cm2 at end of lamp life

Minimum UV Transmittance

75%

Max Flow Rate

14.6 US gpm (55.3 L/min)

(3.3 m3/hr)

Water Pressure

10 psi (69 kPa) to 100 psi (690 kPa); units are tested to 240 psi (1.6 MPa)

Dynamic Flow Restrictor

Installed as standard

Pressure Drop at 75% of nominal

flow capacity

15 psi (103 kPa)

Multiplexed Flow Capacity

Engineered for multiple systems in parallel, for flow rates up to 1 MGD (694 US gpm) (2629 L/min) (158 m3/hr)

Redundancy

Additional backup systems can be added cost effectively

Solenoid Shut-Off Valve

Automatic shut-off valve optional.

Inlet and Outlet Connections

1 flexible FIP connection for easy installation

Voltage

Models available in either 115V or 240V configurations (please see different part numbers above)

Protection from Power Fluctuations

115V Models include power conditioner that meets UL 1449. External power conditioner recommended on 240V models

Maximum Power Consumption

175W

Electrical Certification

Intertek ETL (UL, ULC and CE equivalent) - Hallett 15xs 240 Volt Model Meets IEC 60335.1 Edition 4 and CE

Lamps

Low pressure, high output proprietary lamps contain up to 30 mg of mercury (Hg); rated for 9000 hours (1 year) of continuous use

Maintenance

Onboard 9000 hour lamp life with lamp hour countdown to end of life
Automatic self-cleaning device prevents quartz sleeve from fouling and requires no maintenance

Electronic Ballast

Auto power-regulated smart

ballast is integrated with
micro-processor control
system; protected from power
fluctuations.

Self-Cleaning

Stainless Steel patented automatic wiper-blade system keeps quartz free from scaling or bio-film

On-Board Micro-Processor and

Monitor

Patented dual smart UV sensors

monitor lamp intensity output
(UVI) and water transmittance
(UVT) continuously; three
thermistors continuously
monitor UV chamber, ballast
and water temperature; onboard LCD displays system
performance, lamp hours,
data logged operating events,
and self-diagnosis including
when to change lamps, and
troubleshooting assistance for
service issues.

Engineered to meet the same standards as NSF/ANSI 55 Class

A certified UV systems. Approved by the MENV for use in
Quebec. Certified to AB 1953.

30 US gpm (114 L/min) (6.8 m3/hr)

No internal restrictor installed

20 psi (138 kPa)

2 psi (14 kPa)

1.5 flexible FIP connection for easy installation

Auto power-regulated smart ballast; protected from power fluctuations

Patented dual smart UV sensors continuously monitor UV dose, lamp intensity (UVI) and water transmittance (UVT); on-board LEDs
indicate system status: OK, warning or alarm conditions. Optional External digital monitor (HDT) displays above in millivolts.

Not installed

Installed as standard. Provides

two analog signals (4-20 mA)
for both UV Intensity (UVI)
and water UV Transmittance
(UVT) and allows for dose to be
calculated in real time.

Not installed

Installed as standard. Provides

two analog signals (4-20 mA)
for both UV Intensity (UVI)
and water UV Transmittance
(UVT) and allows for dose to be
calculated in real time.

4-20 mA Analog Output

Not available for the Hallett 15xs

Dry Contacts

Included as standard for applications that require remote alarming, auto-dialer integration, or similar.

Optional Wireless Remote Monitor

Available as option: RF 2.4

GHz remote monitor with LCD
displays system status; operates
up to 150 feet (50 meters) away
from the main system

Not available on Hallett 30 models.

Remote Start/Stop

Included as standard on Hallett

15xs model. Allows system to
be remote start/stopped.

Not Standard Can be achieved using external power relays.

Dimensions (H, W, D)

35.8 x 7.5 x 9.3"

(908 x 190 x 236 mm)

32 x 8 x 9 (810 x 200 x 230mm)

Weight Dry

28 lbs (12.7 kg)

30 lbs (13.6 kg)

Weight Wet

31 lbs (14.1 kg)

32.5 lbs (14.7 kg)

Warranty

1 year limited warranty on bulbs and sensor probes; 3 year limited warranty on electrical components and quartz sleeve; 5 year limited warranty for structural,
hardware and mechanical components

EPA FIFRA Certified

EPA Est. No. 075213-CAN-001

Patents

Patented in US 6,707,048, Canada 2,463,503, Australia 2002333084, Mexico 248805, Patents pending in Europe, Eurasia, Japan, UK

Recommended Application or
Source Water

Drilled wells or pre-treated water

32.75 x 8.5 x 10" (830 x 220 x 260 mm)

Hallett systems with patented Crossfire Technology provide microbiological purification of drinking water. With a Hallett system properly installed, fail-safe engineering ensures that no potentially dangerous microorganisms
can enter a drinking water distribution system. UV Pure recommends the use of other filtration systems to treat chemical and other non-microbiological contaminants. To find out everything, visit www.uvpure.com.
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