Medionic Ionic-Pulser PRO3 User manual
Manual
Ionic-Pulser®PRO3
Detailed instruction manual for
preparation of colloidal silver solution
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Contents
Suitable water types 2
Reduction of deposits 2
Concentration & silver release 2
Production 3
Determining the silver release 3
Colour of silver solution 4
Measurement of concentration 4
Storage of colloidal silver 4
Care and maintenance of the device 4
Care and replacement of silver electrodes 4
Trouble-shooting 5
Safety instructions 5
Disposal 5
Customer service 5
Scope of delivery 5
Declaration of Conformity 6
Dear customer,
you have purchased a branded device developed in cooperation with professional users. In 1997, the former
Medionic GmbH was the first company in German-speaking countries to promote colloidal silver. Authors
work with our devices, and many silver solutions, which are available through mail order and pharmacies,
are produced by the Ionic-Pulser®system.
Ionic-Pulser®is a trademark registered in the European Patent Office and protected throughout Europe.
Attention, similar sounding designations have nothing in common with our original devices! These devices
also operate on the principle of electrolysis, but not in association with the lonic-Pulser®system developed
by Wolfgang Jenkner which allows accurate silver releases.
Suitable water types
A pure silver solution can only be made with highly demineralised (distilled) water. The purer the water the
longer and more difficult the process. Therefore, many vendors of conventional devices recommend the
additional usage of salt, mineral water, or tap water. Please ignore such recommendations! By doing so,
silver salts are produced during electrolysis (with every device) which develop undesirable effects and can
be deposited easier due to their larger particles (a single salt granule is already sufficient).
Therefore, do not use salt or similar - the lonic-Pulser®does not require any water additives!
The preparation can also be done with cold water but with hot water a much better quality can be achieved.
For optimal results we recommend using hot distilled water aquaionic®.
Reduction of deposits
In order to reduce black deposits in the production container, you should not use ultrapure water such as
Aqua bidest. The production process should be interrupted briefly after 15-30 minutes to wipe off the silver
electrodes. For a better dispersion of the silver particles, stir occasionally with a non-metallic object (the
earliest 15 minutes after start of production). Do not use metal or plastic containers for the production. Tall
glass containers with a volume of 0.1 - 0.25 litres are best suited. Normal water glasses are preferred to
heat-resistant glasses as the silver particles on the glass walls can deposit less strongly here.
Please note that the silver clusters continue to change during and after the production process (especially in
hot water) to reach their optimal size and quantity.
Concentration & silver release
The silver concentration is given in parts per million, abbreviated ppm, and describes the amount of silver in
water. One ppm is equivalent to 1 milligram of silver per litre of water (mg/l). Due to adhesion of the silver to
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glass and electrode surfaces as well as electrochemical processes the silver concentration is always lower
than the silver release.
The lonic-Pulser®compensates changes in temperature, conductivity, the quality of the water used and the
electrode surface. The silver release is the same for each type of water and proportional to the time of
production. To double the time means to double the silver release. The production time for the desired silver
release can be determined according to the table.*
Production
The small electrode distance (A-B) leads to a slightly faster production
process.
The recommended large electrode distance (A-C) leads to a slower
production process creating a better quality, since bridging between the
electrodes are excluded.
Attention: The labeled anode socket (A) must always be equipped with
an electrode!
The silver electrodes must be inserted obliquely into the sockets. With
little sensitivity they can be inserted automatically at the correct angle.
1. Boil distilled water (demineralised) in a suitable container, allow
to cool for about 3 minutes and then pour into a glass. Do not continue to
heat!
Insert silver electrodes into the appropriate sockets on the underside of
the device. Put the device on the glass.
Important: The electrodes must be completely covered with water (0.5 -
1 cm below the edge of the glass).
2. Connect the cable for the power supply unit to the device.
3. Plug the power supply unit into a properly installed (100-240
volts) socket - the red power indicator will light up. The sensor on the
device (red indicator light) only reacts when the silver electrodes are
immersed in the water. To stop the production, the device must be
removed from the glass. The time depends on the desired silver release
(see table).
Determining the silver release
The value in the bracket applies to the large electrode distance A-C.
Silver release Time at 200 ml Time at 250 ml
10 mg/l (ppm) 6 (9) minutes 8 (11) minutes
20 mg/l (ppm) 12 (15) minutes 15 (18) minutes
25 mg/l (ppm) 15 (18) minutes 19 (22) minutes
30 mg/l (ppm) 18 (21) minutes 23 (26) minutes
40 mg/l (ppm) 24 (27) minutes 30 (33) minutes
50 mg/l (ppm) 30 (33) minutes 38 (41) minutes
75 mg/l (ppm) 45 (48) minutes 56 (59) minutes
100 mg/l (ppm) 60 (63) minutes 75 (78) minutes
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* If bidistilled water is used, the specified production time must be extended by 5 minutes.
Do not heat the silver solution during and after the process!
At low concentrations, colloidal silver is colourless and tasteless. At higher values, a discolouration may
occur. The higher the concentration, the more intense the metallic-bitter taste, regardless of the colour or
quality of the silver solution.
Recommended concentration for nearly all applications:
25 ppm or 50 ppm (even more effective).
Optimal production: drinking glass with 200 ml (250 ml)
Production time: 25 ppm = 15 min (19 min at 250 ml)
50 ppm = 30 min (38 min at 250 ml)
Colour of silver solution
Higher concentrations of silver can stain the water (yellow/brown).
This colour shows high purity of the water used, but is not a measure of the concentration. Even with the
same production time, each solution can discolour differently. At higher concentrations, a black coating
sometimes forms on the electrodes and on the bottom of the glass. At low concentrations or short production
time, these particles are also present in the same ratio, but hardly visible.
Milky white/gray discolouration is caused by contamination or the use of tap or mineral water. Do not drink!
Measurement of concentration
Please note: With conductivity meters (TDS meters) it is possible to determine real solutions such as saline
solutions, but not the concentration of metal dispersions, e.g. colloidal silver (even if the TDS meter is
calibrated in ppm). The values given in our table were determined and confirmed by means of complex
laboratory tests.
Storage of colloidal silver
The finished silver solution can be used for several months, but gradually diminishes in its effect. Colloidal
silver with a large amount of positively charged ions is particularly effective and should therefore be used
fresh.
In order to keep the silver solution in its optimum condition for a long period of time, the following must be
observed:
Do not store in plastic or metal containers, store in dark glass bottles.
Do not place in electromagnetic fields (next to electric stove, TV, stereo, etc.).
Do not refrigerate, store in a cool place.
Care and maintenance of the device
The generator is maintenance free. Clean with a damp cloth when the power supply is unplugged.
Occasionally remove deposits between the sockets.
Care and replacement of silver electrodes
Wipe the silver electrodes vigorously with kitchen paper or cloth after each operation. Do not use silver
cleaner or scourer! Always insert the electrodes with the same end. If the electrodes have reached the
diameter of a pencil lead and could break, it is time to replace them. A pair of silver electrodes is enough to
produce about 400 litres of 10 ppm or 150 litres of 25 ppm colloidal silver.
Beware of replacement silver electrodes!
Original electrodes are chamfered to a certain angle, to avoid damage to the sockets. Our former standard
size of 2.7 (2.5) x 82 mm has been copied several times by other manufacturers. Imitations are offered as
original or universal electrodes. These products rarely match the high degree of purity and can lead to a loss
of warranty if the sockets are damaged.
Accurate silver release with the best quality can only be achieved with original electrodes!
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Trouble-shooting
• Control lamp on the power supply unit does not light up
Main plug has no contact, house fuse has triggered.
• Indicator light on the device does not light up
The silver electrodes or power supply unit are not plugged in properly, the silver electrodes are not
immersed in the water.
• Silver solution has discolouration at same production time
Another type of water or water temperature was used, the electrodes were cleaned in a different way, the
production was carried out under different lighting conditions, there are small amounts of detergent or
grease in the production container.
• Bubbles only rise at one electrode - only one electrode forms a silver cloud - only one electrode
turns black
This is completely normal during the electrolysis process.
• White or gray haze of water
Mineral water or tap water was used or salt added. Use distilled or demineralized water. Do not add any
water additives.
Safety instructions
The device may only be operated with the original 30 Volt Ionic-Pulser®power supply unit. Never immerse
the device in water. Therefore, use containers that are much smaller in diameter than the lonic-Pulser®.
People with pacemakers should avoid direct contact with the electrodes or leave the operation to another
person. Do not associate the active electrodes with the mucosa, such as the "tongue test" for batteries. Do
not operate on conductive surfaces (metal sinks, hobs, etc.). Never place the plugged device on a wet
surface. Do not operate the device unattended. After completing the process unplug the power supply unit.
Keep out of reach of children.
Pure colloidal silver can only be made with demineralized or distilled water.
When using other types of water, including household osmosis devices, undesirable chemical compounds
can be produced. The user is solely responsible for the quality and purity. Likewise, the scope of application
is up to you.
Disposal
Do not dispose the device with normal household waste. Information about environmental
disposal is provided by the responsible department of your municipality.
Customer service
Before you send a device to us, check whether you can fix the fault yourself according to the information
"Trouble-shooting" or call us.
Important: Always send in the power supply unit. Defective power supplies are replaced.
Non-free repair shipments will not be accepted.
Warranty repairs only on presentation of proof of purchase.
24 months warranty from date of invoice for private customers.
Scope of delivery
1x electrolysis device Ionic-Pulser®, model PRO 3 (5-58 volts DC)
1x power supply unit 30 volts for Ionic-Pulser®, for connection to 100-240 volts mains voltage
1x 2 pieces of silver electrodes 3 x 82 mm, purity over 99.99%
1x storage tube for electrodes
1x user manual
1x storage case
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Declaration of Conformity
Manufacturer: Medionic GmbH & Co. KG
Großbrösern 1
02627 Radibor
Germany
Hereby the manufacturer declares that the devices comply with the following directives, standards
and regulations:
EMV guideline 2004/108/EG
EN 61000-6-3: 2007
EN 61000-6-1: 2007
The devices were manufactured according to the RoHS guidelines 2001/65 / EU.
The declaration applies to the following products marked with
Designation Ionic-Pulser®Standard S
Designation Ionic-Pulser®PRO
Designation Ionic-Pulser®PRO 3
Radibor, 1st September 2018 _______________________
Managing Director
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Medionic GmbH & Co. KG | Großbrösern 1 | D-02627 Radibor
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