Fine Bubble (Microbubble) Aeration System for Saltwater, AC100V

50-micron bubbles sterilize and purify seawater! Prevents oxygen depletion even in overcrowded boat livewells!!

Bubbles with a diameter of around 50 microns are called fine bubbles (microbubbles). Bubbles of this size have a very slow rising speed and exhibit a negative charge.
Furthermore, bubbles smaller than this size will self-pressurize, decrease in size, and disappear in a short time due to a phenomenon called collapse (gas dissolves). During this process, reactive substances called free radicals are generated for a short period. It has also been confirmed that these bubbles improve the permeability of plant and animal cells, leading to increased biological activity.
Utilizing these properties, we can now clean oysters and other shellfish.
■ Fine bubbles (microbubbles) with their negative charge attract and capture dirt attached to oysters and other impurities in the seawater.
■ Biological organisms become more active, increasing filtration volume and accelerating the removal of internal waste.
■ Larger fine bubbles (microbubbles) slowly rise through the water (if they rise too fast, they escape) and carry dirt to the surface.
■ In many cases, a significant reduction in E. coli counts has been observed. Scientists hypothesize that bacteria captured by the negative charge are sterilized by free radicals.

Simply place the unit in the livewell and connect it to a power source for easy operation!
You can easily utilize fine bubbles (microbubbles).

Compared to conventional aeration systems, fine bubble (microbubble) aeration can achieve higher dissolved oxygen levels.
The fine bubble (microbubble) aeration system is effective in situations where livewells become overcrowded and oxygen depletion occurs.

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