1. Product Introduction:

The KIG sodium hypochlorite generator produces sodium hypochlorite solution through water electrolysis for disinfection purposes.

2. Working Principle:

In a saline solution containing ions such as Na+ and H-, inserting electrodes and applying a certain voltage causes electrolysis. This process involves ion movement and electrode reactions, where Cl- and OH- ions move towards the anode, and Na+ and H+ ions move towards the cathode. The ions discharge at their respective electrodes, leading to redox reactions and the production of specific substances.

Electrode reactions:

- Anode: 2Cl⁻−2e⁻→Cl2

- Cathode: 2H⁺+2e⁻→H2

The overall reaction is:

NaCl+H2O+DC→NaClO+H2

3. Product Information:

- Casing: PVC

- Coating: Ruthenium-iridium coating

- Saline Concentration: 3%-5%

4. Product Specifications

KIG-100 Sodium Hypochlorite Generator

• Production Capacity: 100 g/h
• Size: 150×476 mm
• Flow: 16 L/h
• Salt Consumption: ≤ 3.5 Kg/Kg·Cl
• DC Power Consumption: ≤ 3.7 kW·h/Kg·Cl
• Power Supply: 12V / 60A
• Effective Chlorine Concentration: 6000–8000 mg/L
• Anode Life: ≥ 3 years
• Cathode Life: ≥ 5 years