Flexx inFusion - Iron And Sulfur System

Iron

Up to 20 ppm

Hydrogen Sulfide

Up to 30 ppm

Manganese

Up to 1 ppm

pH Levels

Works effectively from pH levels of 6 to 9

Reducing Bacteria

Also works with Iron & Sulfur Reducing Bacteria (IRB & SRB)

All NSF Approved Components

Powerful- H2O2 is one of the most powerful oxidizers; known to be stronger than chlorine, chlorine dioxide, and potassium permanganate. Only fluorine, the hydroxyl radical and ozone are better oxidizers, but all are either deadly poison or cost prohibitive.

Safe- Despite its power, H2O2 is a natural metabolite of many organisms, which decompose the H2O2 they produce into oxygen and water. H2O2 is also formed by the action of sunlight on water a natural purification system for our environment. Consequently, H2O2 has none of the problems of gaseous release or chemical residues that are associated with other chemical oxidants. And since H2O2 is totally miscible with water, it reverts back to hydrogen and oxygen after the reaction is complete.

Versatile- The fact that H2O2 is used for seemingly converse applications proves its versatility. It can treat both easy-to-oxidize pollutants (iron and sulfides) and is lethal to iron, sulfur and manganese.

Selective- H2O2 can be used for such diverse applications due to the different ways in which its power can be selectivity directed. By simply adjusting the conditions of the reaction (e.g., pH, temperature, dose, reaction time, and/or catalyst addition), H2O2 can often be made to oxidize one pollutant over another, or even to favor different oxidation products from the same pollutant. It is a fantastic oxidizer, much better than chlorine and potassium permanganate, and poses no health hazard.

Advantages- Complete elimination of iron and sulfur, regardless of the levels, without the use of dangerous chemicals. Rest assured that it will eliminate iron and sulfur and the rotten-egg odor, even if the water contains iron and sulfur-reducing bacteria. It also has a relatively low cost, using only 20 to 40 gallons of hydrogen peroxide a year for a family of four.