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This is exactly the technology we are using!

@@corro-protecAnd what will corrode then when your rod is of titanium? impressed current cathodic protection = The method of protection connects the metal to be protected to a more easily corroded "sacrificial metal" to act as the anode.

@@zamonischeswunderrind1353 this definition is for sacrificial cathodic protection, not impressed current cathodic protection. Impressed Current Cathodic Protection (ICCP) is a technique used to control the corrosion of a metal surface by making it the cathode of an electrochemical cell. It involves applying a direct current from an external source (an anode) to the metal that needs protection (the cathode). This external current overcomes the corrosive electrochemical processes occurring on the protected metal's surface, effectively stopping corrosion. ICCP is widely used for protecting pipelines, storage tanks, steel pier piles, ships, and offshore oil platforms against corrosion.

Absolutely, ensuring comprehensive guidance for installation is crucial for us. Our step-by-step guide meticulously includes this step, along with others, to ensure a smooth and effective installation of our product.

@@corro-protec Thank you, I just placed my order last night and can't wait until I can install it.

Our powered anode rod utilizes impressed current cathodic protection, a technique commonly used to protect metal structures from corrosion. The rod generates a protective electrical current, which is directed to a titanium anode inside the water heater tank. This current prevents the electrochemical reactions that cause rust and corrosion. By doing so, it not only safeguards the tank’s integrity but also prevents conditions that lead to scaling and the sulfur-like smell often associated with bacterial growth. Detailed information about this process is readily available on our website, and the principle of cathodic protection is well-documented online.

@@corro-protec "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" Or just use an Aluminum anode rod and no smell from sulphur water.

Thank you for your feedback. Our powered anode rod utilizes impressed current cathodic protection, a technique commonly used to protect metal structures from corrosion. The rod generates a protective electrical current, which is directed to a titanium anode inside the water heater tank. This current prevents the electrochemical reactions that cause rust and corrosion. By doing so, it not only safeguards the tank’s integrity but also prevents conditions that lead to scaling and the sulfur-like smell often associated with bacterial growth. Detailed information about this process is readily available on our website, and the principle of cathodic protection is well-documented online.

Our powered anode rod utilizes impressed current cathodic protection, a technique commonly used to protect metal structures from corrosion. The rod generates a protective electrical current, which is directed to a titanium anode inside the water heater tank. This current prevents the electrochemical reactions that cause rust and corrosion. By doing so, it not only safeguards the tank’s integrity but also prevents conditions that lead to scaling and the sulfur-like smell often associated with bacterial growth. Detailed information about this process is readily available on our website, and the principle of cathodic protection is well-documented online.

The ground wire can be connected anywhere on the tank. A green light on the power supply will confirm the system is working! 🟢

The stuff in your water is still in it. The rod just eliminates the smell !

Switch the magnesium to ALUMINUM anode and the smell will disappear. This product is questionable science at best.

@@thedavesofourlives1 I can tell you we have one of these and the smell went away! We bleached the well and even after a few weeks it still had the sulfur smell and THIS power anode was the only thing I installed afterwards and the smell went away…. So I don’t know if it works for everyone but I can attest it worked for me.

*Oui, avec 7 pouces en elle, elle gémit...*