Chlorine dioxide

Its disinfecting power does not depend on the pH, and it has a great capacity of permanence, thanks to its long half-life.

Being produced in-situ, you always have a fresh product.

Chlorine dioxide does not react with ammonia or its derivatives, therefore it does not form chlorophenols (compounds with an unpleasant odor), nor trihalomethanes (THM) nor chlorinated hydrocarbons.

With chlorine dioxide, you can treat complete water systems because it removes the biofilm from pipes and deposits in a reliable way, being a great treatment against legionella.