Ozone Output Comparisons

Ozone Output Comparisons:

The only way to effectively compare ozone generators or air purifiers is by the output in milligrams per hour. Square footage quotes cannot be depended upon. It is the actual ozone output that counts!

All outputs listed for our units are conservative figures measured by professional equipment.

UV PRO 550, UV PRO 2800, UV PRO 4000 cannot be compared to corona discharge ambient air ozone generators.

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 models include UV PRO 550, UV PRO 550AT, UV PRO 1100AT, UV PRO 2800, UV PRO 4000, and UV PRO 6800

If you need an ozone generator with adjustable ozone output, two new models, the UV PRO 550AT or UV PRO 1100AT are ideal. The "AT" stands for Adjustable with 48 hour Timer. These models produce the cleanest and sweetest ozone ever possible - adjustable down to very low levels or high levels for shock treatments and are much more dependable than corona models on the market! Please call 330-497-6900 for information or to purchase.

(there are some companies that have recently inflated their outputs to compete - we are working on having many products outputs evaluated by an independent standard testing lab to submit the data for analysis and regulatory measures.)

Make sure any ozone generator you consider purchasing has a "mg/hr" or a "g/hr" output rating. Any reputable ozone generator company will have had there ozone generators tested on a photometer. We use a Dassibi 1008 PC ozone tester that costs about $8,000 - $12,000, the same brand and model used by most government agencies. Ratings in "ppm" are a simple concentration rating and do not tell anything about the overall production.

We offer conservative output ratings (in mghr) for ozone generating equipment, and conservative usage recommendations. While many sellers represent similar ozone output ratings, our manufacturer / engineering has learned through testing several different units that a couple prominent competing companies have exaggerated output figures. Some of the exaggeration is significant. Either these companies do not test output ratings in an acceptable or standardized method, are taking a guess to determine output, or (in at least one case), knowingly defraud the output of the ozone generators they offer. Click here for More on Fair Market issues.

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