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ACT ECA System Disinfectant Generator

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On-site disinfectant (HOCl/NaOH) production system utilizing electrochemical activation (ECA) of water and salt. Designed for health facilities, hotels, restaurants, and food production areas seeking to reduce toxic detergent consumption.

Disinfectant production from water and salt via electrochemical activation (ECA) technology
Generates hypochlorous acid (HOCl) and sodium hydroxide (NaOH) solutions
pH-neutral solution output
Reduces reliance on toxic detergent formulations
Application in health, hospitality, and food production environments
Supplied with Novatek Analitik warranty

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The ACT ECA System is a disinfectant generator that electrochemically activates water and salt to produce hypochlorous acid (HOCl) and sodium hydroxide (NaOH) solutions on-site. By replacing conventional chemical detergents with in-facility-generated solutions, cleaning and disinfection processes become more sustainable.

The system is engineered for environments where hygiene is critical, including health facilities, hotels, restaurants, food processing, and beverage production areas. Solutions generated from water and salt reduce the facility's chemical supply, storage, and disposal burden while minimizing personnel exposure to harsh chemicals.

Supplied under Novatek Analitik assurance, the device operates on electrochemical activation (ECA) technology: a water and salt mixture is processed through a cell to produce a pH-neutral disinfectant solution.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer	Novatek Analitik
Technology	Electrochemical Activation (ECA)
Input Materials	Water and salt
Generated Solutions	Hypochlorous acid (HOCl), Sodium hydroxide (NaOH)