SIHON Ionization Components for OEM Equipment

Negative Ion Generator Modules for OEMs

SIHON ionizer modules for equipment manufacturers, integrators and distributors. Compare emitter layouts and review current models on CNXHE.

10-head ionizer module with separate emitter leads

Compare Ionizer Modules and Emitter Layouts

SIHON Ionization Components

AnionGenerator.com is a focused selection resource for negative ion generators and OEM ionizer modules. Current SIHON product details and technical enquiries are handled on CNXHE.com.

Start with the module and emitter arrangement, then review the input version, polarity, installation and test requirements for your equipment. A photograph or ion-output label alone does not establish compatibility or finished-device performance.

Compact ionizer module with a remote twin-emitter assembly

Selection Checks Before You Specify a Module

Input & Output Definition

Confirm the input version, output polarity and how the working voltage is defined. Listed input options may be different configurations, not a universal-input module.

Emitter & Installation

Review carbon-brush or needle emitters, head count, cable length, mounting and available space. Similar appearance does not establish electrical compatibility.

Duty & Environment

Describe the operating cycle, temperature, humidity, contamination and cooling. Continuous-duty suitability and modifications are confirmed for the selected design.

Testing & Emissions

Define measurement distance, airflow and operating conditions for an ion-output target. Ozone emissions and suitability must be assessed in the finished equipment; no health or medical effect is implied.

Ionizer Module Formats

10-head ionizer module with separate emitter leads

10-Head Negative Ion Module

Multi-emitter format. Review the corresponding CNXHE product and confirm the required input version.

Ionizer assembly with enclosed metal emitter outlets

Metal-Emitter Ionizer Assembly

Reference assembly with metal emitters. Compare available formats in the CNXHE ionizer family.

Compact ionizer module with a remote twin-emitter assembly

Compact Twin-Emitter Module

Review the matching product format on CNXHE. Output polarity and configuration require model confirmation.

Potted ionizer module with a wired remote emitter

Remote-Emitter Ionizer Module

Reference layout with a separate emitter assembly. Confirm wiring, mounting and current model availability.

Ionizer module with two emitter leads and a mounting flange

Dual-Lead Ionizer Module

Reference module format. Discuss emitter type, lead length and integration requirements on CNXHE.

Two miniature brush-emitter ionizer modules

Miniature Brush-Emitter Modules

Compact reference format. Review the available input versions and operating requirements with SIHON.

Single-head ionizer module with input and output leads

Single-Head Ionizer Module

Reference single-emitter layout. Confirm the actual product configuration rather than relying on appearance.

Potted multi-lead ionizer assembly

Multi-Lead Ionizer Assembly

Reference assembly with multiple leads. Compare current modules and request a model-specific review.

Model selection: These photographs show example module formats, not interchangeable specifications. Open a linked CNXHE product or the ionizer family to confirm the current model, input version and emitter arrangement before requesting a quotation.

Selection guides: negative ion modules, bipolar configurations and plasma ionizer terminology.

Continue Your Product Review on CNXHE

Prepare Your Model Review

Prepare the application, supply input, emitter layout, available space, duty cycle and expected quantity. Photos or a drawing of your existing assembly are useful when the exact model is unknown.

Open the Current Product Catalog

Use the SIHON ionizer catalog on CNXHE to review current product pages. Input options and output claims must be checked for the selected configuration rather than inferred from a similar photograph.

Check Integration Requirements

Discuss mounting, wiring, insulation and the required test conditions. Component data does not establish finished-device air-cleaning performance, emissions compliance or certification.