No. The maximum hydroxyl-producing capacity of Oxymatic is determined by the relationship between the number of plates in the electrodes installed and the electric current applied. The level of those parameters never varies; the maximum power delivered cannot be increased, either intentionally or by accident. Nor is it possible to get an overdose through faulty installation or programming. Apart from the technical safety hard-wired into the design, no overdosing is possible with this clean hydrolysis process. This is because hydroxyl ion has a short half-life providing it does not come into contact with organic matter, bacteria or viruses. This characteristic means the water is non-corrosive and non-harmful to health, even if drunk.
Regarding copper, what Oxymatic produces is ion Cu⁺⁺, pure copper, which itself occurs in nature. The human body requires this type of metal (1000 μg daily is the total daily amount recommended by the EU), the same as for iron, potassium, vitamins, etc.
Oxymatic is prepared so as to maintain a constant concentration of 0.5 mg/l copper in the water. This level is not harmful to health, nor to any material. The standard for potable water states that water is potable and can be drunk if its copper content is below 2 mg/l.
En cuanto al cobre, lo que el Oxymatic produce es el ion Cu⁺⁺ , cobre puro, que es el mismo que está en la naturaleza. El cuerpo humano necesita este tipo de metal ( 1000 µg diarios es el 100 % del CRD Cantidad diaria Recomendada por la UE), al igual que el hierro, potasio, vitaminas, etc…
Oxymatic está preparado para mantener una concentración constante de 0,5 mg/l de cobre en el agua. Este valor no es perjudicial para la salud ni para ningún material, la normativa de aguas potables dice que un agua es potable y se puede beber si el cobre está por debajo de 2 mg/l