Instructions for use:

Rest against the inside of tank wall and attach red lead (positive) by crocodile clip to the anode. Plastic clips can be used to hold the anodes in place in deeper tanks so that they are not sitting on the floor. To use 2 anodes in a tank, use a spare red (positive) plating lead with crocodile clips on each end.

These anodes are sacrificial, meaning that they will slowly dissolve through use. When the anodes become sufficiently depleted, they will need replacing.

Instructions for use:

Anodes come pre-inserted in their anode bags. Rest against the inside of tank wall and attach red lead (positive) by crocodile clip to the anode inside the bag. Plastic clips can be used to hold the anode bags in place in deeper tanks so that they are not sitting on the floor. Always ensure that the water line does not go above the bag opening. To use 2 anodes in a tank, bite one end of your spare red lead onto one anode and the other end onto another anode.

These anodes are sacrificial, meaning that they will slowly dissolve through use. When the anodes become sufficiently depleted, they will need replacing.

If you wish to clean the anode bags, take care in removing from the tank to ensure that none of the contents spill out into your solution. Rinse the bags gently in de-ionised water.

Once an anode bag has been used with a particular type of copper solution, it cannot be used with any other type of copper solution.

Instructions for use:

Rest against the inside of tank wall and attach red lead (positive) by crocodile clip to the anode. Plastic clips can be used to hold the anodes in place in deeper tanks so that they are not sitting on the floor. To use 2 anodes in a tank, use a spare red (positive) plating lead with crocodile clips on each end. 

Instructions for use:

Your nickel anode comes pre-threaded on titanium wire and in an anode bag. The bag sits on the inside wall of the tank and your red plating lead (positive) with crocodile clip, bites onto the protruding titanium wire. For deeper tanks, you can use plastic clips to hold the anode bag in place so that it does not touch the floor of the tank. Always ensure that the water line never goes above the bag opening.

These anodes are sacrificial, meaning that they will slowly dissolve through use. When the anodes become sufficiently depleted, they will need replacing.

If you wish to clean the anode bags, take care in removing from the tank to ensure that none of the contents spill out into your solution. Rinse the bags gently in de-ionised water.

Once an anode bag has been used in the nickel solution, it cannot be used in any other type of solution.

If you wish to add a second nickel anode (sold separately), use the supplied red plating lead with crocodile clips on both ends to connect the 2 anodes.