The ULTIMATE UV Steriliser! Deltec 10w & 48w UV Review

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  • Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2024
  • The Deltec UV Steriliser is the single best UV steriliser I've ever owned. In this video, I give you a full review of all of its features, and I'll show you how to install it.
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Комментарии • 25

  • @TimChump
    @TimChump День назад +8

    Love the reality of braking the bulb 😂❤

  • @robertwelsh6878
    @robertwelsh6878 День назад +1

    I love these review videos!

  • @lovermansmith9082
    @lovermansmith9082 День назад

    Cool ! I was impressed with the price of the sicce ❤

  • @revZ098
    @revZ098 День назад

    If you go on the DD website it lists flow rates for a reef tank and a fish only tank. The fish only tank gives you a slower flow rate. Im guessing thats for parasite control. In the case of the DD 10w UV the minimum flow rate is 230LPH and for the 39 watt its 920LPH minimum

  • @richh6790
    @richh6790 2 дня назад

    Hi @Reef Dork,
    Good vid and info, thanks (& sorry about the quartz sleeve!).
    Quartz sleeves are a pain, and were always being broken in the large wattage units used for ponds where I used to work...and they ran to nearly £100 for a replacement (~25 years ago).
    Maybe the difference in unit length is if they use different bulb types, e.g. your 10w looks to have a "double tube"/side-by-side one, but perhaps the 30w has a "normal" fluorescent-style tube?
    Cheers,
    Rich.

  • @gap9992
    @gap9992 День назад

    I have the 48 plus a small DC pump but I have not got round to installing it yet! I had not thought of putting it in the sump but it makes perfect sense and will spur me on to getting it fitted!
    Unfortunately my sump is just a little too shallow to use your bracket. Any chance you could make a version to fit the slightly larger centre tube section with the flange sitting on top of the bracket??

    • @ReefDorkXtra
      @ReefDorkXtra  День назад

      There are too many potentially niche options people would ask me to make so I'm just gonna go with a one size option I'm afraid...

  • @scottwells1692
    @scottwells1692 День назад +1

    They say a quarts sleeve allows more UV light to pass through it than the equivalent glass that why the equivalent UV rating is doubled for them. Also, you know when the UV bulb goes out because the transformer makes a beeping noise and the light on it turns from green to red

  • @The1NdNly
    @The1NdNly День назад

    I've just picked up the 48w for my system. I believe the flowrate is what they rate the unit for at 33,000 microwatt's/sec/sq.cm. off the top of my head (its gone midnight) i think you need 300k for parasites so 10x slower than its rated for.

    • @ricotter9233
      @ricotter9233 День назад

      @@The1NdNly thats too slow and the bulb will overheat. Algae is 33000 which if you run the unit at its suggested rate it will be efficent. For marine ich sterilization (not too kill as these uv units are not powerfull enough to do) is 72000 so you need to slow the units recomended flow rate down by 2.18 too acheive that. I personally slow it down by a third to hit 99000 and this then covers me for the bulb losing intensity over the year.

  • @Merknilash
    @Merknilash 2 дня назад

    These don’t seem to be available through Deltec USA yet
    I’m curious how they compare to aqua ultraviolet - because a 57 watt is about $500 from them

  • @bobbyknox9258
    @bobbyknox9258 День назад +1

    Fellow quartz sleeve breaker numpty here 🙋‍♂️ 😅

  • @GazzasReef
    @GazzasReef День назад

    Vecton Titan for the win

  • @raffoharper8588
    @raffoharper8588 День назад

    Can you put a link to the 48w uv? Thanks

    • @ReefDorkXtra
      @ReefDorkXtra  День назад

      Done - links now in the description

  • @bambufan
    @bambufan 19 часов назад

    I have the 39 W model. The gasket sucks. At some point the water will leak and go through to the electric connection, and as a result you will have a short circuit, a power outage at home and a fried power supply. And the replacement is about 90 €.
    After my second catastrophic failure, I put some teflon band around the gasket.. I hope it will work. But I believe the design is wrong. You cannot separate the electrical connector from the saltwater with a rubber gasket which will degrade.

  • @ChrisMoniz-u9n
    @ChrisMoniz-u9n День назад

    Can you also use us gallons it helps the us reefers 😊

    • @gap9992
      @gap9992 День назад

      or you could just divide by 4 (it's actually 3.785 if you want to be more accurate)

  • @mikeym7609
    @mikeym7609 День назад

    Mate a 10 watt UV steriliser is not going to do that much to parasites,. I get it that is a nice compact size UV but the longer the sleeve of a UV the more contact time it has to damage parasites. If you wan't a compact one you better get the Aqua Medic ones. Water goes through the Aqua Medic ones in a swirl around the UV bulb for better contact time. For killing or damages parasites water should also go slowly through the UV unit.

  • @barryjones6134
    @barryjones6134 20 часов назад

    Deltec bulbs are made of quartz not glass so more UV is produced compared to a normal glass UV bulb