Shock treatments

Electricity that jumps across any medium or set of electrodes is considered a corona discharge.  Static electricity is a corona discharge. Lightning is a corona discharge. 

Most know that when the environment is very dry (as with freezing temperatures in the winter) static electricity discharge is often experienced.  The same effect is realized for ozone generators using the corona discharge technology.  The corona process of an ozone generator is similar to an abundance of controlled static electricity in a box.  This process produces ozone which is useful for shock treatments and air purification.

Why are UV ozone generators a better choice than corona discharge ozone generators?

(For all air or surface sterilization Shock treatment applications such as MOLD, Smoke, Fire odors, musty smells, flood odor, protein decomposition odor, germ and virus remediation, etc.)

The Biggest difference between corona discharge and UV ozone generation methods is that UV ozone generators have stable ozone output levels throughout humidity ranges, while the output of corona discharge ozone generators is significantly reduced by just moderate humidity levels such as 40–70% (ozone output is reduced by approx. 40-70% with 40-70% humidity). In addition, with UV ozone generators, the cleaning requirement is almost eliminated compared to corona discharge ozone generators. Also, the ozone produced from a UV ozone generator is cleaner (no nitric acids) and smells better than ozone produced from corona discharge machines, and is just as powerful and often more powerful as ozone produced by corona discharge ozone generators.
UV ozone generators include UV PRO 550, UV PRO 550AT, UV PRO 1100AT, UV PRO 2800, UV PRO 4000, and UV PRO 6800