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Thanks @LasseI can´t get any information about the technology of their lamps. However they are probably low or medium pressure mercury lamps and those lamps is very effective to catalyst the breakdown of hydrogen peroxide.
As I see it - you have two options - either in the second or the third section. If you place it in the second - you will have very little uncatalyzed H2O2 in the tank water. Sometimes it could be a advantage and sometimes a disadvantage - IMO.
If you want an effective spread of active oxygen radicals in the aquarium - it is an advantage that the catalysis happens in the DT water - not in a tube. If you want 150 % effectiveness of your UVC light - its good with instant production of the radicals in the tube - IMO. By the way - you do not need to clean your UV-C if you use peroxide
Sincerely Lasse
From what you have said, placing it in the second section before the S1 pump that feeds the UVC would be optimal. I can't place it in the third section where the return pump is due to the PVC pipe I have at the bottom that connects my fresh water reservoir on both sides of my Sump. My L1 return pump just about fits in there.
Placing in the DT would not look good aesthetically.
What disadvantage do you see as you hinted above?
Good to know about the UV cleaning, I wil inspects it in due course and see how clean it is when the time comes to service it.