The treatment tank's twin chamber design forces waste into direct contact with a series of specially coated electrodes that temporarily convert saltwater to hypochlorous acid, a powerful bactericide.  With each new flush, the waste is forced through to the second chamber, where treatment continues.  In addition, to eliminating the need for large holding tanks and harmful chemicals, a naturally-produced disinfectant effectively treats the waste.  When the discharge enters the marine environment, virtually all pathogens have been destroyed.

ElectroScan monitors itself continuously to ensure proper conditions exist to treat bacteria, viruses and similar pathogens.  Raritan's new controller with an LCD display shows and records the operation of each cycle for the system's  activity, including specific data up to 3,270 cycles. To test ElectroScan's reliability, Raritan invested in an 800-gallon "real-life" outdoor sewage tank and lab.  The ElectroScan unit continued to function with original components for more the 10,000 cycles.  

ElectroScan controls the electrodes to reduce power consumption by up to 36%.  Solid-state overload protection eliminates fuses and relays.  It also protects against damage from reverse polarity.

Raritan is dedicated to enhancing the enjoyment of boating while contributing to the welfare of the environment.  The company is known internationally as "the most dependable name of the water."

Suggested retail price of the Raritan ElectroScan is $1,437.

Contact Raritan, 530 Orange St., Millville, NJ 08332.  856-825-4900;  Fax: 856-825-4409.  This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ;  www.raritan.com.

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