Structural reorganization through Grander® technology
Operating principle: The Grander® cartridge works on the principle of physical water treatment through information transfer. This is a technology whose mechanism of action lies outside the established scientific mainstream but is based on the hypothesis of a changeable inner structure of water.
Technical design and hypothetical mechanism: Inside the cartridge there is a hermetically sealed cavity filled with so-called "information water". This is said to have a highly ordered and stable molecular structure. The reverse osmosis water to be treated flows around this core without coming into direct physical contact with the information water. The hypothesis is that the structural order of the information water is transferred to the flowing water through resonance phenomena. This is said to lead to a reorganization of the hydrogen bonds and thus to a change in the water cluster structure – towards smaller, more coherent and more stable molecular arrangements (often referred to as hexagonal structures).
Physical effects: The claimed effects are primarily physical, not chemical, in nature. The chemical composition of the water remains unchanged. The postulated changes concern:
•Changed solubility: The water is said to have an increased ability to dissolve substances.
•Reduced surface tension: This leads to changed wetting behaviour and a softer mouthfeel.
•Increased microbiological stability: The ordered structure is said to inhibit the growth of microorganisms, resulting in a longer shelf life.
Result: The water is structurally reorganized, which is said to improve its physical properties and its biological quality. It is described as "more alive" or "biologically active".
Properties:
Max. temp.: 38°C
Max. flow rate: 3.8 L/min
Max. pressure: 125 Psi (8.5BAR)
Replacement interval: at the latest every 12 months
