Water activation "3-source stone"

You can also upgrade your water by using the 3-Quellen-Stein® upstream module. With this process, the smallest flow vortices can be created using the built-in ceramic shaped stones.

Technical data

• Operating pressure: min. 2 bar - max. 6 bar
• Capacity: unlimited
• Flow rate: max. 5 l/min* with new cartridge
• Water temperature: 5 - 23 °C
• Application: Drinking water
• Connection: 3/8 inch AG
• Pressure reduction: approx. 0.1 bar*
• Dimensions: Height 25 cm / width 11 cm / depth 11 cm
• Empty weight: 690 g

*The specified capacities depend on the respective water quality and the local water pressure. The service life of the wiv® series (service) may vary depending on the water quality.

Through contact with the 3Quellen® Vortex Stone, the water can experience 3 effects at the same time:

SWIRLING
The image of a mountain stream with its roaring whirlpools illustrates the basis of "moving water" in nature. In the patented 3Quellen® device, the built-in ceramic shaped stones create flow eddies, so-called vortexes. This dynamizes and activates the water.

CHARGE CHANGE
Water changes its charge properties on contact with silicate surfaces. This is why DENK Aqua manufactures the ceramic molded stones from CeraAktiv® ceramic. This ceramic is only available from DENK Aqua. CeraAktiv® consists of special water-insoluble silicate minerals, crystals, quartz and feldspar stones.

SURFACE MAXIMIZATION
The ceramic molded bricks are manufactured with a patented Porosium® surface. This makes it possible to produce up to 100 m² of surface area on one gram of ceramic. This enables us to achieve the smallest structures and maximize the effective surface area. The turbulence and contact effect are optimized. These effects are documented by three patents, among others, and can therefore be considered unique in water treatment.

Protected by three patents in Germany and the European Union: 102009003162, 102014100025 and EP2891641

*Note: Energizing water is not a scientifically recognized process and is not a substitute for visiting a doctor or taking medication.

Click here for more information about the water filter and the recycling process. (on page 31)