Description
OZ-10 ozone generator produces 10 g/h of ozone at a volume flow of 150 m³/h and is rated for room volumes up to 100 m³. At a room height of 2,8 m the corresponding treatment area reaches up to 36 m². The unit is effective against bacteria, viruses and germs and also acts in hard-to-reach places. Treatments can be performed quickly, including unscheduled interventions, without personnel or chemical costs. Flexible deployment and low investment requirements make it practical for laboratory and technical environments. Supplied as a single piece from manufacturer Phoenix Instrument, the OZ-10 supports hygiene and decontamination workflows where residual-free ozone application is preferred. Clear ratings for output, airflow and room size simplify matching the generator to the intended space. It suits facilities seeking microbial control without continuous chemical handling or dedicated staffing for each cycle. Its compact performance profile supports both routine room treatment and targeted tasks within laboratory material use.
This article is part of Vacuum pumps, in Pumps, vacuum & evaporation.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: OZ-10
- Ozone output: 10 g/h
- Volume flow: 150 m³/h
- Room volume: 100 m³
- Treatment area: up to 36 m² at 2,8 m height
- Technical Information Sheet:
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