The present invention relates to a cell for generating sterilized water in which lead wires having cathode and anode are alternately wound on a body in the horizontal direction, the cell is disposed in plural in the vertical direction to the flow of water by a given distance so that a plasma reaction is generated between both lead wires wound on the cell in the linear direction along the lead wires thereby increasing reaction efficiency per surface area of the cell. The cell comprises a body of a square shape including a pair of vertical frames in which a plurality of first and second grooves having a different depth are alternately formed correspondingly to each other, wherein the body has a plurality of support frames disposed between a pair of vertical frames in a lattice shapes, anode and cathode electrode poles respectively inserted into the pair of the vertical frames, a first lead wire wound on the plurality of the first grooves with one side being brought into contact with the anode electrode pole, and a second lead wire wound on the plurality of the second grooves in parallel with the first lead wire with one side being brought into contact with the cathode electrode pole.

 
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