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What is Copper Silver Ionisation?

Copper Silver ionisation is the process of dosing ions of Copper & Silver into flowing water.

Copper Silver ionisation is the process of dosing ions of Copper & Silver into flowing water.

Ions generated from high purity metal electrodes by passing precisely controlled electric current through the system.

Ions generated from high purity metal electrodes by passing precisely controlled electric current through the system.

Current is regulated and dictated by the rate and volume of water passing through the system ensuring exact and consistent levels of Copper and Silver are introduced.

Current is regulated and dictated by the rate and volume of water passing through the system ensuring exact and consistent levels of Copper and Silver are introduced.

The Basic Science

  • Current must be in direct proportion to flow of water to be treated.
  • Mass of the electrodes must be large enough to cater for volume of water to be treated.
  • Current must be adequate to cater for volume of water to be treated.
  • Electrodes should be sized according to water usage.
  • Electrodes should maximise available current density (surface area).
  • Equipment must be sized properly and large enough to dose all required flowing water.
  • Based On Faraday’s Laws of Electrolysis
  • 1st Law – Amount of Ions Released is proportional to Current applied to electrodes.
  • 2nd Law – Amount of Ions Release is proportional to the Mass of the electrodes.
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The Equipment

Current must be in direct proportion to flow of water to be treated.

Mass of the electrodes must be large enough to cater for volume of water to be treated.

Current must be adequate to cater for volume of water to be treated.

Electrodes should be sized according to water usage.

Electrodes should maximise available current density (surface area).

Equipment must be sized properly and large enough to dose all required flowing water.

Based On Faraday’s Laws of Electrolysis

1st Law – Amount of Ions Released is proportional to Current applied to electrodes.

2nd Law – Amount of Ions Release is proportional to the Mass of the electrodes.