Disinfection and sterilization equipment

The on-site sodium hypochlorite generator is a new type of equipment used for the online production of sodium hypochlorite solution. It is suitable for various scenarios requiring disinfection with sodium hypochlorite. The working principle is as follows: under the influence of a certain cell voltage, a sodium chloride solution undergoes a series of electrochemical reactions in the electrolytic cell, ultimately producing a sodium hypochlorite solution.

The hypochlorous acid generator utilizes a saturated sodium chloride solution, eliminating the need for precise mixing ratios and ensuring ease of operation. It effectively and broadly eliminates bacteria with a rapid action time. The hypochlorous acid component boasts an effective chlorine content of over 98.5%, with a hypochlorous acid concentration adjustable from 50 ppm to 500 ppm, providing users with convenient and flexible control.

According to the installation form, it can be classified into mobile, wall-mounted, pendant, floor-standing, etc. It is usually divided into built-in and external types. A machine that uses an ozone generator to produce ozone is called an ozone sterilizer, where ozone is used as a disinfectant.

The UV disinfection system refers to a device that uses mercury vapor lamps as the light source. It utilizes ultraviolet light at a wavelength of 253.7 nm, emitted during the discharge of mercury vapor within the lamp, to disinfect drinking water and reclaimed water.