Sodium Hypochlorite Generator, which generates a potent disinfectant from ordinary salt and electricity, is a feature of electro chlorination systems. The disinfectant is prepared fresh every time and provides substantial sanitation advantages for beverage processing, such as higher yields, lower chemical costs, enhanced safety, better sanitation, and environmentally friendly uses.

An On-Site Generator Water Electrochlorination system usually produces chlorine at a considerably cheaper cost than previous delivery systems because there is no need to regularly purchase chlorine chemicals. The only consumables needed to make the chemical are salt and electricity. Food-grade salt will actually already be on hand in a lot of beverage factories, which makes it easier to get the one "chemical" that the generator needs. Additional savings come from reduced insurance premiums, fewer expenses associated with safety and transportation.

Bacterial contamination is decreased or eliminated, disinfectant requirements are decreased, and a more persistent disinfectant residual safely prevents recontamination since oxidants are good at removing biofilm. When switching between beverages, there is no longer any carry-over of flavor or odor. Additionally, the solution may be readily washed from the system, swiftly getting rid of any remaining "chlorine" taste or odor.

In the food and beverage industry, wastewater management:

Water is utilized in the food and beverage industry as an ingredient, as well as an effective raw material conveyor, an initial and intermediate cleaning source, and the main agent for sanitizing plant machinery and work environments. The food sector uses a lot of water, thus handling water and wastewater in the most economical way and reusing it in whatever way feasible to cut expenses is their main priority.