Lifeguard pro max flow

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I just got a 90 watt lifeguard promax UV sterilizer. I did find information about the flow rate for killing algae, but I did not find information for controlling viruses, bacteria, and parasites. Anyone know the ideal flow to kill viruses, bacteria, and parasites? Thanks in advance!
 
I run a pro max 55 watt at 420 gph for parasites if that helps. I think for algea you need higher flow rates. Reach out to lifeguard they will help you out.
 
I run a pro max 55 watt at 420 gph for parasites if that helps. I think for algea you need higher flow rates. Reach out to lifeguard they will help you out.
I did call them and they didn’t give me an answer. They said what was already on their site for killing algae only.

Based on your flow, if I run my flow at 500gph on a 90w, that should kill just about everything
 
Well as far as parasites yes. Algea needs higher flow rates i will try to find the info for algea that i found. I was more focused on parasites but it did make my water crystal clean even at 420 gph.
 
According to this thread at 55 watts 2100gph will take care of algea.https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/55w-lifegard-3-amalgam-high-output-standard-pro-max-uv-sterilizer.676403/
 

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