SilverGen colloidal silver generators feature constant current circuitry, constant stirring devices, automatic shutdown functionality ( Models SG6 Auto and SG7 Pro ), and variable PPM control. In our opinion, the Silvergen SG-7 is one of the best all purpose, larger scale production ( 5 gallon batches ) generators available for any price. Silvergen also offers a small model that performs excellent, perfect for those on a tight budget.
SilverGen
Based out of Port Ludlow, Washington, SilverGen specializes in manufacturing generators and selling related supplies and equipment, including Hanna PWT meters and DC to AC power inverters ( cigarette lighter adapters ). Silvergen generators are custom manufactured by Trem, who is an individual of high integrity with years of experience with colloidal silver.
Featured Model: SilverGen SG7 Pro©
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- 5 Gallon Capacity
- 4 Silver Electrode Configuration
- Large surface area electrodes
- Water Circulation via a water pump
- Timed Reverse Polarity
- Auto-shutdown, adjustable concentration ( PPM )
- PPM measurement reasonaby accurate via a Hanna PWT Meter
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The SilverGen SG7 is an excellent large capacity generator that produces an end product that is roughly 85% ionic and 15% particulate. The particles are evenly distributed throughout the CS, as verified by TEM analysis. The system runs extremely clean due to the water circulation and the correctly implemented reverse polarity system.
Trem is the only one we know that has been able to truly successfully employ reverse polarity with a clean running process. |
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The system of reverse polarity, electrode spacing, and water circulation with the 4 silver electrode plates ( each 1.5 inches wide ), allow a higher current to be used for fast production. Production time is between 2.5 - 6 hours for 5 gallons, depending on the desired concentration.
Silvermedicine.org has been using an SG-7 for several years now. We can vouch for the quality and effectiveness of the end product.
However, we did modify our container several times, and recommend that a closed-lid system be employed where the electrodes are inset so that the top of the container may be sealed.