Electrocatalytic oxidation applies controlled DC conditions to an electrode reactor. The rectifier supplies the electrical load, while electrode material, water chemistry, reactor geometry and residence time determine the process response.
This compact 36V 50A air-cooled rectifier is a reference supply for pilot cells and modular oxidation skids. Its smart control panel and 4.3-inch interface help operators view output values and coordinate the electrical load with the wider treatment system.
Key functions for compact oxidation equipment
- Adjustable DC voltage and current: set the load around electrode area, conductivity and target current density.
- Constant-current or constant-voltage operation: select the mode that matches the reactor and test data.
- Smart local control: view operating values and adjust the working setpoint at the cabinet.
- Program status display: use the interface to monitor operating state and output values.
- Forced-air cooling: support normal operation when airflow and service clearance are provided.
- External control integration: discuss start/stop, setpoint, run feedback and alarm signals for the skid.
These functions manage the electrical input and do not guarantee a fixed oxidation or pollutant-removal result.
Reference configuration
| Item | Reference configuration |
|---|---|
| Rated DC output | 0–36 V, 0–50 A |
| Rated DC power | 1.8 kW |
| Typical AC input direction | Three-phase 380/415 V reference input |
| Cooling | Forced-air cooling |
| Control | Smart control panel with 4.3-inch interface |
| Installation | Compact horizontal floor or rack support |
| Approximate enclosure | 270 × 380 × 160 mm |
| Approximate weight | 8 kg |
The reference rating does not define reactor capacity. Confirm electrode area, current density, conductivity, connection and treatment cycle before final selection.
Connecting and selecting the supply
Connect the DC outputs to the electrode busbars using conductors sized for continuous current and cable distance. Confirm liquid level, circulation and ventilation conditions before enabling output.
Select current from effective electrode area and target current density, then verify voltage across electrode gaps and the complete reactor. Include conductivity variation, electrode ageing and the longest operating cycle.
See the electrocatalytic oxidation rectifier range for other output envelopes. For a higher-voltage oxidation load, compare the 150A 30V electrocatalytic oxidation rectifier.
Is 50A enough for every oxidation cell?
Not necessarily. Required current depends on electrode area, current density, conductivity, connection and treatment time.
Does smart control automatically mean polarity reversal?
No. Smart control manages operation and display; polarity management is a separate configurable function.
Can the supply guarantee oxidation performance?
No. Performance depends on water chemistry, electrode condition, reactor design and downstream treatment.
Request a project configuration
Send the electrode drawing, conductivity range, pilot current and voltage, treatment cycle, AC input and control requirements. We can then confirm the electrical envelope and function combination for the reactor.
