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What
chemicals are used to produce Envirolyte solutions? |
They
are produced using a 0.5 to 1% solution of water and salt (NaCl
or KCl) plus electricity. |
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What
does an Envirolyte generators do? |
The
generator produces a 100% biodegradable, non-toxic liquid that can
replace harsher chemical formulations. |
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What
liquids the generators produce? |
The
generators produce three basic liquids: Acidic Anolyte, Neutral
Anolyte and Catholyte. |
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What
will the liquids do? |
The
Anolytes are guaranteed to remove and destroy all fungi, spores,
bio film, bacteria and viruses in milliseconds. The Catholyte is
a mild cleaning agent. |
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What
is Acidic Anolyte? |
Acidic
Anolyte is an acid equivalent. It holds a pH value around 2-3
and can replace chemical agents where an acid agent is used. It
is guaranteed to yield better results and be more cost efficient. |
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What
is Catholyte? |
Catholyte
is a caustic soda equivalent. It holds a pH around 11-13 and can
replace chemical agents where caustic soda is used more efficiently
and at a far less cost than any chemical formulation. With Catholyte
processes like CIP can be accomplished using cold water yield
the same results as using caustic soda in warm water. |
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What
is Neutral Anolyte? |
Neutral
Anolyte is a mix of Acidic Anolyte and Catholyte. It holds a pH
of around 7.5-8.5 and can replace chemical formulations used for
rinsing and other tasks where acidity might be a liability. |
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What
are the active agents in the liquids? |
The
Anolytes consists of 99.6% water, 0.26% salt and 0.05% hypochlorous
acid, hypochlorite ion, hydrochloric acid with a touch of chlorine.
The generators contain one (or more) special electrolyte cells
that charge the water with an electrical charge. The concentrate
of liquid holds around 800 - 1,200 mV of charge (ORP), depending
on whether it is acidic or neutral anolyte. |
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What
is so special about this electrolyte cell compared to other similar
products? |
The
membranes in the cells are coated with a special alloy that enables
the cells to endure extremely high voltage throughput. Other electrolyte
cells on the market will only manage a voltage of around 8 volts,
and their lifetime is around 6-8 months. In the Envirolyte cells
the voltage is 4 times as high and life time is longer. |
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What
is the life expectancy of the Envirolyte Cells? |
Our
product line ships with a 1year factory warranty, although the
cells are expected to have a lifetime of 2 to 5 years, after which
only the cells need be replaced. |
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How
much liquid can the units produce? |
It
depends of the unit. We have units that produce from 400 to 20,000
liters a day. The solutions are in concentrated hence these could
be added or diluted in small ratio. |
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What
does the unit cost and what are the running costs? |
There
are no off-the-shelf prices. All of the units are customized for
their intended use. Prices are estimated to range from ˆ7,000
to over ˆ400,000, depending on the type of application.
Once the unit is installed, then the only running costs are ordinary
water, edible salt and electricity! |
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I
don’t see any reference to my industry on your website.
Does this mean that it can’t be used? |
No!
Envirolyte has deployed products in an endless range of industries
for sometime now. If you don’t see any referrals or white
papers concerning your industry on our site, please contact us
for more information. |
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Can
our company buy the solutions from Envirolyte? |
No!
We do not sell the solutions. We sell the generators that produce
the activated solutions. |
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How
much do I need to dose in my application? |
Not
much, but it depends on the application. Envirolyte, however,
considers 5% dosing of the liquid in concentrate form to be a
high dosage. In drinking water normally 1:2000 (depending on the
contamination) is more then enough to remove all bacteria and
bio-film. |
Envirolyte
is a registered trademark with all rights reserved. System and
generators are patented worldwide.
All use of material without express permission from the company
will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. |