Electrolytic sodium hypochlorite generator

A sodium hypochlorite electrolytic cell typically consists of the following components:

 1. Container (Cell Body): The container serves as the main body of the sodium hypochlorite electrolytic cell and is typically made of corrosion-resistant materials such as steel or plastic. It has a certain capacity to hold the electrolyte solution and electrodes.

 2. Electrodes: The electrolytic cell contains two electrodes, namely the anode and cathode. The electrodes are usually plate-shaped structures made of metals or composite materials. They are placed in the electrolytic cell and facilitate the electrolysis reaction by allowing current to pass through the electrolyte solution.

 3. Electrolyte Solution: The electrolyte solution is a crucial component of the sodium hypochlorite electrolytic cell. It typically consists of a water-based solution containing sodium chloride (NaCl). When current passes through the electrolyte solution, electrolysis occurs, resulting in the production of sodium hypochlorite and hydrogen gas.

 4. Power Supply System: The electrolytic cell requires an external power supply to provide the necessary current. The power supply system generally includes a power supply unit, current controller, and wiring to ensure that the current density and voltage within the electrolytic cell remain within the appropriate range.

 5. Control System: Larger electrolytic cells may be equipped with a control system to monitor and regulate parameters of the electrolysis process, such as current, voltage, temperature, etc. The control system can automate the electrolysis process, enhancing efficiency and stability.

Application:The sodium hypochlorite generator is specifically designed for pool disinfection purposes. It is suitable for various types of pools, including residential, commercial, and public swimming pools. The generator offers a convenient and cost-effective solution for maintaining optimal water quality and preventing the growth of harmful bacteria, viruses, and algae.