Redox reactions can be chemically complex. Simply stated, during a Redox reaction electrons are transferred between molecules, creating new elements. For instance, when free-chlorine comes in contact with the filtration media, it is changed into a benign, water-soluble chloride. This reaction changes free-chlorine to a larger chloride molecule. This new salt-based molecule requires more energy (heat) to evaporate than a water heater at industry-standard maximum temperatures allows and is too large to be absorbed by the skin. It is then carried harmlessly through the water supply.

Chlorgon

…is one type of Redox filtration media. Researched, developed and patented by David Farley, CEO of Sprite Industries, Inc., Chlorgon converts free chlorine and some combined chlorines to a harmless chloride salt. A proprietary blend of Copper, Zinc and Calcium Sulfide, Chlorgon works well in a variety of temperatures from hot to cold. It is also the active ingredient for Sprite’s Mediterranean Blue: De-chlorinating Bath Salts.

All Sprite filtered shower products contain Chlorgon.

Removes:

-Chlorine

-Dirt

-Iron oxide

-Odours

-Scale

-Sediment

How long will it last?

A common flow rate for a shower is 10 litres per minute
B So 10 litres per minute x 30 minutes equals 300 litres per day

So 300 litres per day x 12 months or 365 days is 109,500 litres

Filter capacity of 112,500 litres

Approx. 12 month cartridge life

SPECIFICATIONS

Micron Rating 20 micron

Media Chlorgon

Removal Efficiency 99.9%

Benefits Removes chlorine, dirt and odors