Halogen 97973-CHN-1 User manual
EPA Est. No. 97973-CHN-1
1 Halogen pitcher (2 L) 1 Measuring cup
1 Spray bottle 1 Power cord
1 Measuring spoon
Packing List:
Technical Specifications
Model: V9 Voltage: 110 V AC
Power: 20 W Capacity: 2 L
Operating Time: 5, 15 and 30 minutes
Instructions:
1. Place one teaspoon (5g) pure salt and 2 cups filtered water into
measuring cup. (Do not use iodized salt in this machine).
2. Stir until salt completely dissolves.
3. Pour solution into the Halogen Home device and top up water to
max line.
4. Measure pH of water using Halogen pH test strips. If pH is 7 or
higher, add 2 teaspoon of distilled white vinegar.
5. Place on lid and plug in the device.
6. Select the desired concentration: Low (5 Minutes), Medium (15
minutes) or High (30 minutes).
7. After device has stopped, test the hypochlorous acid concentration
with the Halogen test strips to confirm desired concentration.
Now your Hypochlorous Acid is ready to use. Just pour it into a fogger
or spray bottle and start disinfecting.
Store in dark, cool place in a glass or plastic container. Do not store
solution in the Halogen Home pitcher. Use Halogen test strips before
each use to ensure the solution is ready for application.
Notes:
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Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) Concentration and Wait Times
Concentration
Range Salt
Distilled
White
Vinegar
Power Time
100-150 ppm 1 tsp (5g) 1-2 tsp Low 5 min
250-350 ppm 1 tsp (5g) 1-2 tsp Medium 15 min
600-800 ppm 1 Tbsp (22g) 3 Tbsp High 30 min
How To Make Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl):
Above salt & vinegar measurements are for making a full pitcher (2L) of disinfectant.
Adjust as necessary.
Cleaning Instructions:
1. Never submerge base in water.
2. Rinse pitcher with fresh water and allow to dry to extend service
life.
Unit is NOT dishwasher safe
•While operating DO NOT place anything inside of the pitcher.
•Keep solution out of reach of children.
•Do not ingest solution.
•Do not immerse device in water.
•Disconnect power immediately if aleak occurs.
•Rinse metal surfaces with water and wipe clean after specified
contact time.
•Hypochlorous Acid (HOCL) is color safe for most fabrics. Prior
to using test it in an inconspicuous area.Do not use on silk.
Caution:
Follow all instructions and safety precautions to ensure safe operation.
Additional Information
•Hypochlorous acid (HOCl)is a form of active chlorine at a pH
range between 4-6. Adding vinegar lowers the pH increasing
yield and potency of disinfectant solution.
•Filtered water is recommended to extend product life.
•Low concentration solution is safe for use on foods. Rinse food
thoroughly after application.
See website for a complete list of uses and additional information:
www.halogenclean.com
Chart & Graph:
Note: If your electrolyzed solution is between a 4-7 pH
then Hypochlorous Acid has been produced. If it is
above that parameter, you will have Bleach.
Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach) Concentration and Wait
Times
Concentration
Range Salt Power Time
300-500 ppm 1-2 Tbsp (30g) Low 5 min
500-800 ppm 1-2 Tbsp (30g) Medium 15 min
1000-1500 ppm 1-2 Tbsp (30g) High 30 min
How To Make Bleach:
Above salt measurements are for making a full pitcher (2L) of disinfectant.
Adjust as necessary.
