Modified electrolysis cell and a housing for the same

The process for electrolyzed water is known and devices employing this process are commercially available both in portable and commercial sizes. Electrolyzed water is produced by electrolysis, a process involving the passage of an electric (D.C.) current through a mixture of potable water and brine, a solution of water and sodium chloride. The electrolysis device normally used is a cell made up of a chamber or a series of chambers with a membrane separator on each chamber. This invention relates to modifying a process cell that needs periodic replacement such as the electrolysis cell shown to enable quick connect/disconnect with minimal process downtime. The claimed invention not only modifies the design of the cell but also proposes a housing with a separate compartment for the cell to isolate this from the other components of the system making it easier to replace the cell without the need to disturb the other components.