Professional ozone systems

The right ozone system.
Specified, controlled and documented.

Match output, interlocks, monitoring and evidence to the actual duty, with the design assumptions recorded before you commit.

01Duty documentedApplication, constraints and design assumptions recorded.
02Controls agreedProving, shutdown, monitoring and evidence defined.
03Acceptance definedCommissioning checks and records agreed upfront.

Recommendations depend on the information supplied. Changed conditions require review.

Offer hierarchy

From ozone generator
to monitored system.

The right level depends on where ozone is introduced, who could be exposed, how output needs to vary and what evidence the project team requires.

01

Generator

Professional ozone generation equipment selected for the intended application and duty.

  • Defined output range
  • Electrical and installation data
  • Operating documentation
  • Purchase or selected hire routes
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02

Controlled dosing system

Generator plus engineered control logic to prevent output when defined conditions are not met.

  • Fan or airflow proving
  • Variable or modulated output
  • Alarm and safe shutdown logic
  • Commissioning checks
Discuss controlled dosing
03

Monitored engineered system

A project-specific package with relevant monitoring, records and optional residual-ozone control where required.

  • Relevant sensor strategy
  • Alarm indication and records
  • Optional ozone destruction stage
  • Configuration-controlled documentation
Scope an engineered system

Kitchen systems

Compact fit.
Variable output.

Commercial-kitchen systems are selected against the cooking duty, measured airflow, filtration, duct route, contact time and control strategy.

Plan a kitchen system
Selection basisApplication and measured airflow
OutputVariable, configuration-specific
Enable conditionFan or airflow proving
OptionsMonitoring / alarms / destruction

Complementary stage

207C activated carbon cells

Final vapour-phase adsorption and polishing in an engineered cell and housing arrangement.

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