Aquavolta® Contragion® Generator | HOCl-Producing water disinfectant

Aquavolta® Contragion® Generator | HOCl-Producing water disinfectant from salt water & electricity

Effective disinfection on the natural basis of water, salt and electricity through electro-chemical water activation (ECA).

Aquavolta | What is Aquavolta® ECA?

The brand name Aquavolta® is composed of the Latin term for water (Aqua) and the name of the inventor of the battery, Alessandro Volta.
ECA stands for electrochemically activated water. This water is obtained by direct current electrolysis.

Brief explanation of the production process:

Electrolysis at the negative terminal reduces the water and enriches it with highly volatile hydrogen. In contrast, the water is oxidized at the positive pole and thus becomes rich in oxygen, ozone and oxygen radicals, resulting in an oxidizing and germ-hostile character. This already happens during simple electrolysis. The addition of salt in the form of our Contragion® electrolyte solution results in the electrochemical activation of the water and a strongly positive redox potential. In this highly effective solution, hypochlorite ions (OCl or chlorine bleach) and hypochlorous acid (HOCl) are formed as germicidal agents in a ratio that depends on the pH value. Acidity regulators in the Contragion® electrolyte solution adjust the pH value of the water to pH 6.5 so that the disinfectant consists almost exclusively of the more skin-friendly active ingredient hypochlorous acid HOCl.

HOCl is a natural active ingredient of our body's immune system. Unlike OCl, it is not electrically charged and can therefore easily penetrate the membrane barrier of germs. Most chlorine based ready-to-use disinfectants, on the other hand, contain more OCl- and are only of limited use.

Instructions

Please note:

Do not use the disinfectant on wool, nylon, leather or works of art. Do not use it on objects made of aluminium, copper, carbon steel. Application on stainless steel is possible. Do not use it simultaneously with other cleaning agents. If you have not used up the produced disinfectant during one day, transfer it to a bottle for storage and rinse the bottle with water. Use the produced disinfectant within two weeks.