Dosing Levels and Methods

The amount of Neuthox that should be added to a water system is dependent on the application and the biological load of the water or surface to be treated. The higher the biological load the greater the concentration. Experience has shown that for the majority of applications dosing levels in the range of 1:500 to 1:2000 are sufficient. Some exceptions to these guidelines are in animal husbandry where the high biological load requires a higher dosing level and in the treatment of potable water where the residual level of chlorine species in the public water supply should be as low one part per billion, consequently a lower dosing level is required.

Some typical dosing levels (Guide Only)

If our disinfectant generator is installed on an older water system such as a cooling tower that has a high level of bio film it may be necessary to shock dose the system for a short period of time with a higher dosing level to remove this bio-film. This can sometimes result in the water becoming discoloured for a period of time as the bio-film is destroyed and released into the water.

In order to assist you in determining the correct dosing level we will be happy to supply you with a sample of Neuthox to enable you to treat some of your water samples at different dosing levels. Our staff will be pleased to advise you on this.