The SG7 Pro is a high speed / high volume generator
which can produce high quality ionic/colloidal silver at the rate of about 1 gallon per hour
or more at
a concentration of 10 PPM. Or it can make 2 gallons
per hour or more at 5 PPM. Or 15 PPM per gallon in 1 1/2 hours or less.
These are approximate times because the generator does not use a timer.
It determines when to shut off by measuring the ionic silver content of the
water. It will run until the appropriate PPM desired is obtained in
any volume of water. Although we supply a 5 gallon production
container you can use any reasonable size vessel of your choosing from 1 to
25 or more gallons and the unit will always shut off at the setting and PPM
you want. It is highly repeatable from batch to batch.
It shares some functions with the SG6. It has variable PPM control, constant current control and automatic
shutoff. It also has another function which allows the electrodes to be self
cleaning. You do not need to wipe the electrodes after making a batch of CS.
When the cycle is complete, you merely open the spigot on the container and allow the
liquid to drop into your storage containers. It will be necessary to allow settling
of the CS before draining as there is a circulating pump in the container that will keep
all particles in motion until the pump is turned off. The particles of
elemental silver which are continually being removed from the self cleaning electrodes
during production will normally fall to the bottom of the vessel after the pump is turned
off. Once those particles have settled, you may start the draining process.
Or, you may filter the colloidal silver if desired.
The current flow is 30 times that of our standard models, so you can see it
produces CS 30 times faster in a given amount of water.
We state the output of these generators will be
from 5 to 15 PPM but we actually calibrate these units to over 20 PPM at the
"High" setting. That way, you can be assured of getting at least 15
PPM or more if you so desire. We do NOT recommend filtering. It
can cause agglomeration if you use an improper filter.
The strut and electrode assembly sits on top of any vessel
but is designed to be used with the container provided. You are not limited to
using any particular size container. If you use a larger vessel the
strut will need to have an extension in order to keep it from falling into
the water. All that is required is the electrodes be immersed in the
water to the proper depth. The electrode assembly is removable from the
strut and easily replaceable. Or it can be attached to your own strut
if you wish.
This container holds 5 gallons. It is FDA
approved for food service. The electrode assembly sits on top of the container and
the electrodes are immersed in the water about 5+ inches. The electrode assembly is
composed of 4 silver plates each 1.5" in width X 6" long. This electrode
assembly has approximately 15 times the surface area of our SG6 Auto model. The
electrode assembly is attached to the cross strut with through bolts and nylon wing
nuts. It is replaceable and includes the 6 foot long cord which plugs into the
generator. The electrode assembly may be placed on any convenient sized vessel other
than the vessel supplied by SilverGen The only difference will be the processing
time. Larger or smaller volumes of water will require a proportionately longer
or shorter run time.
The container is supplied with a tight fitting lid. You
can lift the electrode assembly off and store all components inside and seal it from
external contamination when not in use. This allows easy storage of your system
components.
The SG7 Pro contains electronics rather than a transformer or a few batteries as most units on the market. This is state of the art circuitry for producing ionic/colloidal silver.
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