Introduction
Product Definition
The A17 Water Quality Electrolyzer is a rapid analysis instrument based on the principle of water quality electrolysis. By placing iron and aluminum rods into a water sample and applying an electric current, impurities in the water react with metal ions and produce different colors, helping to assess water quality conditions. The product is suitable for household drinking water testing, water purifier performance verification, and sales demonstration scenarios.
Product Features
- Intuitive Color Indication: Electrolysis causes impurities in the water to develop color; different water qualities display different colors, providing a distinct visual contrast.
- Wide Voltage Support: Supports 110V-220V voltage input, adaptable to various power environments.
- Magnetic Emergency Power-Off: Features a built-in magnetic switch that cuts off power with a simple flip in an emergency, enhancing operational safety.
- High TDS Compatibility: Capable of electrolyzing water with TDS values up to 600ppm, covering most daily water usage scenarios.
- Compact and Portable: With dimensions of only 59×59×89mm, it is easy to carry and ideal for on-site demonstrations.
- Patented Design: Holds multiple patent certifications, ensuring reliable construction.
Core Parameters
- Model: A17
- Dimensions: 59×59×89mm
- Iron/Aluminum Rod Length: 125mm
- Magnetic Switch Cable Length: Approx. 200mm
- Power Cord Length: Approx. 800mm
- Input Voltage: 110V-220V
- Frequency: 50Hz
- Power: 0~300W
- Maximum Electrolyzable TDS: 600ppm
- Patent Numbers: ZL 2016 2 0888968.5; ZL 2016 2 0888988.4; ZL 2016 2 0889012.9
Usage Scenarios
- Household Drinking Water Testing: Users can take tap water and purified/mineral water separately for electrolysis comparison to understand their home water quality.
- Water Purifier Quality Testing: Used to detect the water quality difference between the inlet and outlet of a water purifier, verifying its filtration performance.
- Sales Demonstrations: Sales personnel can use this product at the point of sale to visually demonstrate the effectiveness of water purifiers or water treatment products to customers.
FAQ
Q: What power supply does the A17 Water Quality Electrolyzer support?
A: The product supports 110V-220V voltage, 50Hz frequency, and 0~300W power.
Q: How do I perform a water quality electrolysis test?
A: Follow these steps:
- Prepare water samples and install the iron and aluminum rods (take two cups, one filled with regular tap water and the other with purified or mineral water);
- Place the two sets of iron and aluminum rods into the two cups respectively;
- Plug in the power supply and begin electrolysis.
Q: How is the electrolysis duration determined?
A: It is recommended to determine the duration based on the TDS value of the water sample: 0-70ppm: electrolyze for 60 seconds; 70-120ppm: 35 seconds; 120-200ppm: 25 seconds; 200-300ppm: 15 seconds. Water above 300ppm is not suitable for electrolysis.
Q: What precautions should be taken during electrolysis?
A: Do not use metal containers for the experiment to prevent short circuits. Only qualified personnel should perform this experiment to avoid injury. Do not touch the iron and aluminum rods or the electrolyzed water sample during operation. Always measure the TDS value of the water sample before electrolysis; if it exceeds 600ppm, electrolysis is not suitable. When finished, unplug the power supply first, then remove the electrolyzer, and clean the iron and aluminum rods promptly.
Q: How many times can the iron rod be used?
A: The iron rod is a consumable item and is generally rated for no more than 5 electrolysis cycles.
Q: What patents does the product hold?
A: The product holds multiple patent certifications, with patent numbers including ZL 2016 2 0888968.5, ZL 2016 2 0888988.4, and ZL 2016 2 0889012.9.
Related Terms
- TDS: Total Dissolved Solids, referring to the total amount of dissolved solids in water, commonly expressed in ppm.
- PPM: Parts Per Million, a unit of concentration used to express the content of dissolved substances in water.
- Electrolysis: When an electric current passes through a water sample, the iron and aluminum rods undergo oxidation-reduction reactions with ions in the water, producing color changes that indicate water quality conditions.
- Magnetic Switch: A switch that uses magnetic force to open or close the circuit, used to achieve emergency power-off.
- Iron/Aluminum Rod: The two electrodes of the water quality electrolyzer. The iron rod is a consumable item that should be cleaned promptly after use.
- Water Sample: A liquid specimen used for testing, such as tap water, purified water, mineral water, etc.