iNDIGO Copper Plate ICP

We can mount a 4” x 4” Copper Test Tray on any Indigo.

Q: In your last visit to Mexico City during tue training you comented that the Indigo Plate does not transmit (don't know how to say it) only in the circle in the i. And that we need to use something with metal in order to charge water or something else.
Can you please explain to me how to do this? And if I understood you correctly?

A: yes, whatever touches the Indigo plate should be on the white area of the tray so that it receives the conductivity; the blue area is anodyzed and non conductive. You can make this area of conductivity larger by placing another metal, such as a surgical steel or copper plate, over the entire tray (touching the white) to increase the area of transmission.