Sterilisa Water

Yes. Analyses conducted in the microbiology laboratories of independent accredited institutions in Germany and Istanbul Technical University have proven that the device, with its patented technology, achieves instant and safe disinfection results with 99.999% efficacy. Please visit the link below to watch the study by Professor Dr. Süleyman ÖVEZ, a faculty member at Istanbul Technical University, who tested the effectiveness of Sterilisa Technology.

Link to Special Laboratory Study:
https://youtu.be/S3X5F54Dg5s?si=KzUdesScmE4m44uu

No. Sterilisa is completely safe when used according to the instructions for use.

Sterilisa was developed under the supervision of expert microbiologists and engineers from the Istanbul Technical University community. Its reliability and effectiveness have been documented with FDA and EPA certifications from America, TÜV accreditation from Germany, and TÜRKAK-approved analyses from Turkey. The international and local accreditations it holds prove that Sterilisa offers a healthy and safe solution.

Yes. Sterilisa improves the taste of water through a physical, chemical, and microbiological purification process that occurs simultaneously with the flow of water. Sterilisa eliminates taste impairments caused by harmful chlorinated organic residues such as chlorine and chlorinated phenols found in tap water, pipeline-derived metal ions such as rust, iron, copper, and zinc, microbiological biofilm formation, lime, and particulates through an 8-stage high-efficiency purification and disinfection mechanism, enabling the water to achieve a taste profile similar to bottled water.

No. Sterilisa only removes physical, chemical, and microbiological pollutants without altering the natural structure of water. Since Sterilisa does not retain dissolved minerals, the natural mineral balance of the water is preserved. In this way, ions necessary for human health such as calcium, magnesium, potassium, and sodium remain in the water's structure; only microorganisms, taste, odor, and pollutants that negatively affect purity are removed. Sterilisa preserves the natural mineral structure of water and its biological value beneficial for human health.

Water purifiers can only remove physical and chemical pollutants and provide taste and odor to the water. However, contrary to popular belief, water purifiers cannot remove microorganisms as they do not contain any disinfection technology. Microorganisms can easily pass through the filter structure in water purifiers. Sterilisa, on the other hand, purifies your water while preserving its natural structure and instantly destroys all microorganisms in every drop of your water simultaneously with water flow, using its Patented and Pulsed Light Technology.

UV systems developed for water treatment require long disinfection times due to their conventional light technology and are insufficient in providing disinfection while water is in motion. Since UV systems cannot penetrate water, it is also not possible to provide disinfection with UV light in a water tank. Sterilisa, on the other hand, with its design compatible with Pulsed Light penetration capacity, instantly destroys all microorganisms in the water simultaneously with the water flow.

Yes. Sterilisa is designed as a system that can be directly integrated into the tap outlet.
Microorganisms, physical particles, and chemical residues found in tap water are effectively
removed by Sterilisa's multi-layered purification and Pulsed Light disinfection technology.
This ensures that tap water becomes microbiologically, physically, and chemically safe, providing
a high hygiene standard for daily drinking and use.

Yes. Sterilisa preserves the natural structure of water. Water disinfected with Sterilisa is immediately suitable for consumption
and safe. The reliability and effectiveness of Sterilisa have been documented by FDA and EPA certifications from America,
TÜV accreditation from Germany, and TÜRKAK-approved analyses from Turkey.

The lifespan of Sterilisa's filter can be continuously displayed on the smart digital screen located on the device. This allows the user to monitor the filter's lifespan instantly. Replacing the filter on time ensures the purification efficiency is maintained.

The total nominal purification capacity of the filter used in the Sterilisa device is 1000 liters. The filter life can be monitored instantly via the smart digital display on the device.
Under average usage conditions, the filter replacement period for a household of 4 people is approximately 3 months. This period may vary depending on daily water consumption, local water quality, and usage habits. It is recommended to replace the filter with a new one when the filter life indicator on the smart screen turns red.

Filter cleaning is performed by rinsing the filter surface with water only. Under average usage conditions, it is recommended to rinse once a week.
No chemicals, detergents, or disinfectants should be used for filter maintenance. Thanks to the Pulsed Light technology in the device, no additional chemical cleaning process is needed.

Sterilisa comes with adapters that fit different faucet types. By choosing the appropriate adapter for your faucet's diameter and threading, it can be easily installed in a few steps. Additional adapters may be required for non-standard faucets.

The device is compatible with most standard taps with diameters between 19.5 mm and 23.5 mm. The adapters included in the box cover most common tap types. For some non-standard or rare tap sizes, an external connection adapter may need to be sourced.

Sterilisa's nominal water flow rate is 1.0 liters/minute.

Sterilisa features a flow-through design that operates on mains pressure directly at the tap spout. Therefore, under normal operating conditions, no noticeable flow rate loss is experienced.

The key factors affecting flow rate and pressure loss are scientifically evaluated under three main categories:

1. Flow Resistance
In filtered systems, as water passes through a porous medium, a naturally limited pressure loss occurs. In Sterilisa, multi-layered but highly permeable filter materials and a wide flow cross-section are used, so this resistance does not reach suffocating levels.

2. Multi-stage filtration structure
Performing very fine filtration in a single stage can significantly reduce the flow rate. In Sterilisa, however, 304 stainless steel strainers, non-woven layers, sintered carbon, and fine mesh structures are used in stages. This structure does not put the load on a single point; it both extends filter life and provides a more stable water flow.

3. Fouling effect over time
Depending on the usage period, sediment, scale, and particles can accumulate on the filter, which can reduce the flow rate. For this reason, thanks to the water diversion valve in Sterilisa, unnecessary loading of the filter can be prevented by opting for the raw mains water line when disinfection is not required.

In summary:
In a home with standard mains pressure, a significant drop in flow rate is not expected during Sterilisa use. In environments where mains pressure is low, using the diversion valve according to usage needs provides the best performance.