Electrolytic sanitiser generator
CA 2528374 C · Owner: Bremauer, Ben · Inventors: Bremauer, Ben
Overview
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An electrically powered apparatus for generating a solute such as chlorine to sanitise a body of water such as a pool or spa a by-product of such , generation being an explosive gas such as hydrogen said apparatus including: , a) an electrolytic cell (1) adapted to operate in a substantially vertical orientation through a range of 45 degrees either side of the vertical; b) a water inlet (13) and outlet (14) both located at the lower end of said electrolytic cell (1); and c) a defined space (16) surrounding one or more electrodes (28) of said electrolytic cell (1) wherein, in, the event that , water flow through said apparatus ceases and said electrolytic cell (1) continues to produce …
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- Filed June 7, 2004 and granted October 23, 2012. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended June 7, 2024.
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