Philips WP3892 - Manual (Page 19)

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10 Technical data
1 UV lamp: TUV PLS, 9W
2 Power rating: 25W
3 Operating voltage: 110-127V, 50-60Hz
4 Water supply pressure
Minimum: 0.5 bar
Maximum: 2.0 bar
5 Water supply temperature
Minimum: 5°C
Maximum: 45°C
6 Dispensing flow rate: 1.2 ltrs/min (max)
7 Fuse: lamp, slow blow
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11 Frequently asked
questions
Can I use the Philips pure water dispenser to
purify well/bore water?
Yes. The pure water dispenser was designed to
purify drinkable water from e.g. municipal water
sources, wells or bores. it is not intended to purify
lake water, river water, sewage water or other
types of untreated water. if you use well/bore
water, we recommend that you have your water
tested regularly.
Can treated water be stored?
Yes. To prevent treated water from becoming
contaminated, store it in a clean container with a
tight-fitting lid. If properly refrigerated in an airtight
container, treated water can be stored for up to
8 hours.
Can ultraviolet light make the water radioactive?
No. Ultraviolet light is not radioactive. As a result,
it is impossible for water treated with ultraviolet
light to become radioactive.
Does the Philips pure water dispenser change
the taste of water?
The taste of water depends on what is in the
water. The pure water dispenser removes many
substances such as particulates and chlorine, thus
improving the taste, odour, and clarity of the water.
What is so special about the UV lamp?
Ultraviolet light is an effective way to destroy
microorganisms without the use of chemicals. The
UV lamp produces light in a specific wavelength
that is destructive to microorganisms. The light
needs to have the right intensity and the water
must be exposed to the light for a specific amount
of time for it to get the right dose of UV light.
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