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ELECTROLYZED AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS
Finanolyte units produce different electrolyzed water solutions (anolyte and catholyte) depending on the strength of the operating current, the flow rates of the electrochemically treated water and its distribution in the anode and cathode chambers.
A - ACID ANOLYTE
Acidic Anolyte can be used whenever there is a need to disinfect or sterilize, in applications where pH is not important and where there is no risk of corrosion. Anolyte is a highly effective disinfectant against all bacteria, viruses and algae, even when diluted in water or sprayed into the air.
- Acidic Anolyte is a colorless transparent biocidal liquid with a strong odor of chlorine. It consists mainly of chlorine (Cl2) with a low pH and high ORP, all of which give it excellent spore-killing and biocidal activity.
- The active substances are in accordance with directives EC 98/8 and 03/2032 on placing biocide liquids on the market.
ANK - NEUTRAL ANOLYTE
A neutral anolyte is always used when pH is important (corrosion) and, if possible, evaporation of active chlorine cannot be avoided. Neutral Anolyte is highly effective against bacteria and viruses and is mostly used to disinfect swimming pools, drinking water or other water sources. Neutral Anolyte is also widely used for disinfecting/sterilizing objects (floors, walls, tools, food, etc.).
- ANK – Anolyte is a colorless transparent biocidal liquid with a slight chlorine smell. It consists mainly of hypochlorous acid (HClO) and hypochlorite ions (OCl-), which gives it excellent spore and biocide activity.
- The active substances are in accordance with directives EC 98/8 and 03/2032 on placing biocide liquids on the market.
K - CATHOLYTE
The pH of the alkaline catholyte is between 11-13 and can be used for flocculation (e.g. heavy metals), coagulation, washing, extraction. In addition, this solution can be used to wash wounds (instead of iodine) and whenever there is a need to raise the pH level of the treated water.