SPARTOX™ Fully Packaged Ozone Panel

SpartOx™ Ozone Treatment Systems are self contained units that produce ozone to mix with water under pressure.

SPARTOX ozone systems are easy to install,
operate and maintain. It is highly reliable as a
result of both active and passive protection
systems built into the design.

The SPARTOX M-20 system features:

• SPARTOX Ozone Generator Panel Skid, UL listed in Nema 4/12 Enclosure
• 120V Single Phase Power
• 20G/hr PTI Solid State Ozone Generator
• Fan Cooled Ventilation with bottom mounted inlet vent
• Generator is fully plumbed and includes all ancillary devices
• AirSep AS123-8 Ozone Concentration Mini Pack with integral Oxygen
• Inline Nano NF0008  .01 Micron Filter
• ATI ambient oxygen monitor.

The ozone water injection system is designed to achieve 90% plus ozone transfer efficiency.

Water flow rates will vary from application to application and applied ozone dose.

Ozone can be used for both water disinfection and oxidation to remove organic and inorganic contaminants.

Quick Start Checklist for Ozone Generator

 

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Important information about Ozone:

OSHA guidelines for Ozone in the workplace are based on time-weighted averages. Ozone levels should never exceed the following average: 0.10 ppm (parts per million) for 8 hours per day exposure.
For more detailed information on safe ozone levels, see the bullet points below.
The OSHA website cites several ACGIH (American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists) guidelines for ozone in the workplace:
0.2 ppm for no more than 2 hours exposure
0.1 ppm for 8 hours per day exposure doing light work
0.08 ppm for 8 hours per day exposure doing moderate work
0.05 ppm for 8 hours per day exposure doing heavy work
For more information, see the OSHA webpage regarding ozone: http://www.osha.gov/dts/chemical sampling/data/CH_259300.html


Unlike OSHA, NIOSH safety and health standards are not enforceable under US law. However, NIOSH does "develop recommendations for health and safety standards" that may influence future law and OSHA regulations.
The NIOSH recommended exposure limit for ozone is 0.1 ppm (0.2 mg/m3). According to NIOSH, Ozone levels of 5 ppm or higher are considered immediately dangerous to life or health.