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SUPERIOR BIOFILM ELIMINATION in IRRIGATION WITH CHLORINE DIOXIDE
Reduce Maintenance, Labor, and Cost
While Maximizing Nutrient Uptake
How It Works
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Sealed, double-walled ClO₂ storage
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Precision injection directly into irrigation systems
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Flow-meter-controlled dosing for accuracy
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Residual-based dilution verification
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Custom treatment schedules by system and disease load
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Stable across pH 2.5–10; fertilizer-safe
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EPA-registered (73139-1)
Biofilm Tank Shock Treatment Timelapse
For bio-fouled fertigation and irrigation systems, a reset is needed. We can clean out the system by performing a "shock" to eliminate biofilm. A de-slough and sanitization is recommended prior to FERTox system activation.
Configuration
Fertigation rooms have different configurations and every facility has its own unique needs.
The optimal set-up for the FERTox is decided after assessing the water supply (municipal or well), usage/flow rates, and fertigation system design.
Multiple injection sites may be considered. Dosing is determined through iterative testing via a demand test. (Configuration seen below is for illustration purposes only)
Plant Health Benefits
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Enhanced nutrient uptake
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Kills fusarium, pythium, phytophthora, thielaviopsis, aspergillus and coliforms
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Consistent water flow during the entire grow cycle; prevents clogging
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Non-reactive with most nutrient formulations
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Works in a wide pH range of 2.5-10
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Prevents algae, mold, and slime on plant substrate
