Description
Hopar 9W Aquarium & Pond UV Sterilizer – Fish Tank Algae & Bacteria Control
Keep Your Aquarium or Pond Water Clear
Do you struggle with algae growth or green water in your aquarium or pond? The Hopar 9W UV Sterilizer helps keep algae away while protecting your fish from water-borne parasites and bacteria. By sterilizing the water with UV-C light, it creates a cleaner, healthier environment for your aquatic life.
Key Features
- In-line UV sterilizer: Protects your aquarium or pond from free-floating bacteria and algae
- Easy installation: Multi-fit inlet/outlet design for flexible connection
- External ballast with switch: Convenient control and safe operation
- Compact design: Keeps your aquarium area tidy while effectively sterilizing the water
Specifications – 9W Model
- Model: UV-611
- Power: 9W
- UV Bulb: 9W UV-C (included)
- Type: External / In-line (non-submersible)
- Voltage: 220V
- Inlet & Outlet: Multi-fit
- Unit Size: 35 × 11 × 7 cm (L × W × H)
- Cord Length: 5 meters
- Ballast: External with switch
Package Includes
- 1 × Hopar 9W External UV Sterilizer
- 1 × User Manual
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hopar 9W UV Sterilizer
FAQs
What does a UV sterilizer do for my aquarium or pond?
It kills free-floating bacteria and algae, keeping your water clear and your fish healthy.
Can I use this UV sterilizer in saltwater aquariums?
Yes, it works in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums and ponds.
Is this UV sterilizer submersible?
No, this model is an external in-line sterilizer and should be installed in your filtration system.
How powerful is this 9W UV sterilizer?
It uses a 9W UV-C bulb suitable for small to medium aquariums or ponds, effectively controlling algae and bacteria.
How do I install the Hopar 9W UV sterilizer?
Installation is simple using the multi-fit inlet/outlet design and external ballast. Just connect it to your water filtration loop.
Do I need to replace the UV bulb?
Yes, UV bulbs typically last 6–12 months. Replace the bulb to maintain effective sterilization.