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The Silver Pulser Model ZBB4 Manual
right side of the unit will come on steady. The lights on the left side of the unit
will continue to ash.
5. Stir occasionally with a non-metal utensil. Occasionally, wipe off the grey or black
silver oxide that builds up on the Silver Wires.
6. Two cups (16 ounces or 500 ml) for 15 minutes will produce a 3 to 5 ppm batch of
Ionic~Colloidal Silver, depending on the brand of distilled water. The concentration
of silver is measured in parts per million or ppm.
7. When nished, wipe the Silver Wires with paper towel to remove residue. Buff
lightly when needed to keep them free of sediment. Harsher bufng will wear away
the silver faster.
Notes:
Impurities: If the RED light on the right side of the unit comes on while making
Ionic~Colloidal Silver, it means there are too many impurities in the water. Try a
different brand of distilled water. The RED light also comes on if the two wires are
touching.
Color: Ionic~Colloidal Silver remains colorless to about 5 or 6 ppm. At a slightly
higher ppm it will be a pale gold color. Do not drink if it is darker than pale gold or
dark grey as this indicates a higher level of impurities or larger particle sizes.
Clarity: The electrolyte should be clear. Do not drink if it is cloudy.
Storage: Pour the Ionic~Colloidal Silver into a dark glass bottle—never metal—and
store in a dark, dry place. Over time, light will degrade Ionic~Colloidal Silver by
turning the electrolyte grey or black.
When made and stored properly, Ionic~Colloidal Silver retains freshness for many
weeks. It is suggested, however, that you use as soon as possible. If settling occurs, it
is losing potency. Do not drink any sediment.
Do not freeze, refrigerate, or expose Ionic~Colloidal Silver to extremes of
temperatures as its potency may be affected.
Save on Batteries: The unit can be powered by an AC-DC wall adaptor when
making Ionic~Colloidal Silver. See ‘Optional Power Input’ below.
Switch Silver Wire Positions: The silver ions only come off the wire in the positive
(+) or anode terminal into the water. To equalize the wearing of the Silver Wires,
exchange the position of the wires after each use. If left in the same position, only one
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