JB Ionizers

Note :Life Ionizers are now tax deductable from the clients "Health Savings" Accounts. It must be prescribed by a health care provider. A Health Savings Account is an alternative to traditional health insurance; it is a savings product that offers a different way for consumers to pay for their health care. HSAs enable you to pay for current health expenses and save for future qualified medical and retiree health expenses on a tax-free basis.

Commercial Ionizer 1,000 liters per hour unit. Model # CEC-1000L

Factors that determine the proper equipment for commercial applications include:

• Reliability:
  • Quality, long term trouble free operation
  • Properties of water produced, consistant pH and -ORP
• Ease of use: Total automation (As with any equipment, periodic monitoring is recommended)
• Durability: Able to stand up to adverse conditions such as dust and high humidity
• Cost effectiveness: Initial capital cost, operating costs, replacement parts cost
• Warranty and Servicing: Backed by the manufacturer and Proton Water Technologies Inc
• Ability for user to replace components: Electrodes and membrane easily changed out by user

Application: Commercial usage, 1,000 liters per hour, Water bottlers, Dairy, Beef, Equine, Poultry, Swine

Commercial Ionizer model # CEC-1000L

Capacity 1,000 liters per hr or 264.55 gallons per hr
pH 8.5 to 10 Alkaline / 5.5 to 6.5 cidic (Depending on makeup of source water)
ORP -150 to -450 mV (Depending on makeup of source water)
Voltage 110 volts or 220 volts
Dimensions 48" X 28" X 22"
Weight 98 kg / 216 lb
Life expectancy of electrodes and membrane 500,000 gal
Major components manufactured in Japan, Unit assembled by Japanese company located in China.
Unit will have any requested language on control panel
Warranty one year
Delivery 60 days by air, additional 20 days by sea

This unit is extremely heavy duty when compared to units manufactured in Japan . The unit is also much more cost effective in terms of electrode and membrane replacement, i.e. electrode / membrane replacement cost for Japanese assembled unit is over $4,000.00usd and have the same life expectancy.

Unit must have prefiltration equipment installed to ensure longevity and trouble free operation. It is recommended that source water is tested to ensure there is not a problem with chemical contamination such as nitrates.

Total Hardness is the most common problem due to calcium and magnesium deposits that are naturally dissolved from the soil into water supplies. The Water Quality Association considers water to be ?hard? when levels exceed one grain per gallon. To provide the public with a feel for the severity of the problem, the United States Geological Survey developed the following graphic showing Total Hardness levels throughout the US . The red areas on the map indicate levels from 181-250 ppm!

Nitrates and nitrites are nitrogen-oxygen chemical units which combine with various organic and inorganic compounds. Once taken into the body, nitrates are converted into nitrites. Excessive levels of nitrate in drinking water have caused serious illness and sometimes death. The serious illness in infants is due to the conversion of nitrate to nitrite by the body, which can interfere with the oxygen-carrying capacity of the childs blood. This can be an acute condition in which health deteriorates rapidly over a period of days. Symptoms include shortness of breath and blueness of the skin. Nitrates and nitrites have the potential to cause diuresis, increased starchy deposits and hemorrhaging of the spleen. The most common use of nitrates is as in fertilizer manufacturing.

Ion Exchange (I/E)and Reverse Osmosis treatments are the only real cost effective options for hardness reduction. Both processes physically remove the calcium and magnesium ions from the water supply but employ different means to accomplish their goal.

Ion Exchange technology utilizes plastic resin beads that have the ability to hold sodium ions, but prefer hardness minerals such as calcium and magnesium. As the hard water flows over the beads, calcium and magnesium ions are captured and sodium released, thus the name ?ion exchange?. Eventually the plastic beads exhaust their ability to capture any additional sodium, so recharging is needed. To recharge the beads, bags of salt are poured into a brine tank and mixed with water. The saline brine is fed into the vessel storing the beads and the calcium and magnesium that was previously captured on the beads is then flushed into the sewer system. Once the regeneration process is complete, the beads are rinsed and then placed back into service and the ion exchange process begins all over again. In some areas of the US , municipalities are discouraging the use of water softeners due to the impact on sewer systems. Removing the sodium brine from sewage is expensive when trying to reuse the water for irrigation purposes on water reclamation projects, which is growing dramatically in water short areas.

Reverse Osmosis (R/O) technology consists of a semi-permeable membrane that physically filters out hardness. The membrane has small holes/pores that are sized to filter out approximately 98% of ALL suspended material in water. The membranes require pressure to force water through it, and have relatively low flow rates. On large scale systems, additional pumping is often required. The membrane also cleans itself automatically and sends water to a drain that must be provided. The water quality of the drain flow is very clean in comparison to sodium based ion exchange systems. To extend the life of the membrane, sediment and carbon filtration is provided as a pre-filter. Most importantly, R/O is an effective method for nitrate and nitrite removal.
Water Ionizingtechnologies, and their wide variety of health benefits, have been known for over 30 years in Japan . Starting at birth, our bodies are continuously trying to dispose of acidic waste caused by stress, air pollution and 98% of all food consumed. Smoking, consumption of red meat and egg yolks are just a few specific examples of actions that create high volumes of acidic waste. Unless all acid consumed is eliminated through breathing, sweating (exercise) or urinating, it begins to build up in our blood. Increased acid cannot be tolerated in our blood, so the body uses homeostasis to control it. Excess acid is transformed in our bodies to a solid resulting in a build up of fatty acids (body fat), cholesterol and uric acid (kidney stones) as we age.

Continued acid build up will affect all of us differently. Based on our genetics, the acid will attack specific areas of the body possibly contributing to C, diabetes and other serious illness. One potential way to counteract the acid build up is to consume foods rich in alkaline minerals and drink alkaline water produced by an ionizer. Large scale ionizers are now available that can produce 1,000 gallons per day. Ionizers adjust the pH of drinking water by applying positive and negative charges on opposite sides of an electrolysis chamber. As the H₂O molecule passes through the chamber, the positive hydrogen ion is diverted to the acidic side, and the negative hydrogen ion and the oxygen molecule (Oh-) diverted to the alkaline side. The unique combinations of Oh- ions act as a powerful antioxidant and flood the body looking for acidic (positively charged) ions. When acid is found the Oh- combination creates a water molecule again and is flushed out of the body.

Based on all factors considered in the previous sections, a large scale R/O system is the preferred method of hardness and nitrate removal. Fortunately, not all water needs to be treated with R/O to get hardness and nitrates to reasonable levels, so a set of valves and storage tanks will be used to divert a portion of the incoming water around the R/O system. A carbon and sediment filtration system will be used to pretreat all water. Approximately 1/3 of the flow will be diverted around the R/O and blended in downstream resulting in water that does not have excessive hardness and nitrates any longer. Also, the carbon-only treated water will also provide the desired level of minerals needed for water ionization. The proposed configuration will meet all of our water quality objectives.

The Commercial Sized Ionizer will provide long term operation with consistant pH control and total automation and easy maintenance. Its high quality construction is designed for durability to withstand adverse conditions such as dust and high humidity. Dairy is an excellent application for ionized water as cows are healthier, provide increased milk production and have a longer milk producing life.