50 GPM Odor Control System for Reclaimed Water

The SoBrite AquaPrep 2 provides a proven, controlled method of producing and injecting ozone, a powerful and proven oxidant, into your reclaim system to remove bad odors from car wash water. It's a cost-effective way to get rid of foul smells without using any chemicals! This stand-alone unit can be paired with any existing reclaim system. No air dryer, corona discharge, or ozone pump required, so you will not fill your equipment room with ozone if a leak occurs.

AquaPrep 2 Specifications and Features

• Patented SoBrite AquaPrep Odor Control Technology
• Adapt to any reclaim system
• Dimensions: 24" Length x 24" Width x 63" Height
• Flow Rate: 50 GPM
• Motor: 2HP, 208-230/460 VAC, 3PH, 60 HZ
• 120VAC UL Listed power control panel with hand/off/auto switch and alarm light 
• Low water float protection
• Storage Capacity: Up to 8,000 gallons
• 1 airflow meter
• 2 UV chambers
• Inlet basket strainer
• Hand or auto selection switch
• Customer support available from SoBrite
• Cost effective with low annual maintenance costs
• Also available in smaller 25 GPM size

What Does the AquaPrep 2 System Do to Eliminate Bad Smells?

Bad odors frequently rear their ugly head in reclaim car wash water when bacteria is not able to biodegrade quickly. Biodegradation is slowed when oxygen is not present to move this biological process along. As such, aerating to add oxygen to re-use water is a common way to degrade bacteria and get rid of foul smells. Adding ozone -essentially radicalized oxygen- ramps up this concept to a faster and more effective level, typically killing bacteria on contact. It also helps remove coloration that's present from car wash chemicals. Finally, ozone is a micro flocculent that bonds small particles, allowing them to settle at the bottom of tanks and reservoirs to leave cleaner water. SoBrite's AquaPrep systems use UV light as the means to introduce ozone to reclaim water. They don't have air dryers, corona discharge, or an ozone pump, so ozone will not be released into your equipment room in the case of a leak.