The Viqua 650733R-002 is a 40W power supply controller that transforms standard wall voltage into precise power for your UV disinfection system while providing digital readouts and maintenance alerts. This replacement controller fits Viqua D4/PLUS, D4-V, E4/PLUS, E4-V, F4/PLUS, F4-V, and IHS (D4) UV systems, replacing the discontinued 650713-007 model.
SPECIFICATIONS
Viqua 650733R-002 Power Supply Controller Details
| Model Number | Viqua 650733R-002 |
| Power Output | 40W |
| Input Voltage | 100-240V (universal) |
| Weight | 1.4 kg (3.1 lbs) |
| Display Type | Digital readout with indicator lights |
| Replaces | 650713-007 (discontinued) |
| Features | Lamp timer, mute button, replacement reminder, reference card |
| Lead Time | Two weeks |
INSTALLATION & USE
How to Install the Viqua 650733R-002 Controller
- Disconnect power to your existing UV system and remove the old controller from the wall outlet
- Connect the controller cable to your UV reactor chamber, ensuring a secure connection at the lamp ballast
- Plug the Viqua 650733R-002 into a grounded wall outlet and verify the digital display shows system status
- After replacing the UV lamp, press the lamp timer reset button to restart the replacement countdown reminder
- Keep the included reference card nearby for quick system status interpretation and maintenance schedules
COMPATIBILITY
Compatible Viqua UV Systems
The 650733R-002 controller is designed for Viqua D4/PLUS, D4-V, E4/PLUS, E4-V, F4/PLUS, F4-V, and IHS (D4) UV disinfection systems. This is the current-generation controller that replaces the older 650713-007 power supply kit. Verify your system model before ordering, as this controller is rated for 40W UV lamps only and will not work with lower or higher wattage configurations.
🔧 Pro tip: Use the mute button to silence the alarm during lamp replacement, but never ignore warning indicators. The digital display shows real-time UV output, so a declining reading means either the lamp is aging or the quartz sleeve needs cleaning, even if the system still appears to be running normally.
