Vortex Water Energiser

A vortex energiser passes water through a spiral channel, reproducing the inward turning motion t... read more

A vortex energiser passes water through a spiral channel, reproducing the inward turning motion that water finds naturally in a river. The design comes from the work of Viktor Schauberger, whose observations of undisturbed watercourses in the early twentieth century underpin most of this field.

These units are entirely passive. No power, no moving parts, no cartridges to replace. They are made by the Centre for Implosion Research, who have worked from Schauberger's principles for decades.

As with all structuring equipment, this is not filtration. Our guide to structured water sets out the background and what the evidence shows.

A vortex energiser passes water through a spiral channel, reproducing the inward turning motion that water finds naturally in a river. The design comes from the work of Viktor Schauberger, whose observations of undisturbed watercourses in the early twentieth century underpin most of this field.

These units are entirely passive. No power, no moving parts, no cartridges to replace. They are made by the Centre for Implosion Research, who have worked from Schauberger's principles for decades.

As with all structuring equipment, this is not filtration. Our guide to structured water sets out the background and what the evidence shows.

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