Ozone Generator X-15

🔷 1. Ozone Output & Performance Ozone Production Capacity: ✅ Produces about 15 g of ozone per hour (15 g/h) — suitable for treating air and water in medium spaces like rooms, clinics, storage areas, or smaller tanks. Adjustable Ozone Output: ✔ Many models allow you to adjust ozone output (often from ~10 % up to 100 %) so you can match ozone levels to the treatment needs (e.g., mild odor removal vs more intense disinfection). ⚙️ 2. Ozone Generation Technology Generation Method: ⚡ Most 15 g/h units utilize Corona Discharge (CD) technology, where high-voltage electrical discharge converts oxygen (O₂) into ozone (O₃) effectively and reliably. High-Efficiency Conversion: ✔ The ozone tubes in quality units have high ozone conversion efficiency — producing strong ozone levels with relatively low energy use. 🌬️ 3. Feed Gas System Air Feeding: ✔ Many 15 g/h ozone generators draw clean dry air with an internal air pump and process it to create ozone. Oxygen Feeding (Optional on Some Units): ✔ Some models offer oxygen feeding (from a cylinder or concentrator), which significantly increases ozone concentration — often up to 60-120 mg/L vs ~15-25 mg/L with air feed. ❄️ 4. Cooling & Thermal Management Air Cooling: ✔ Standard for most 15 g/h models — includes fans or air paths to dissipate heat from the ozone cell and keep operation stable. Improved Stability: ✔ Where present, combined air + water cooling keeps temperatures lower during extended runs and helps lengthen component life. ⚡ 5. Electrical & Safety Features Power Supply: ✔ Commonly designed for standard mains supply (e.g., 220–240 V, 50–60 Hz). ✔ Power consumption varies by model (often ~120–250 W or more depending on features). Output Regulation: ✔ Adjustable controls let you increase or decrease ozone output for precise dosing. Protections: ✔ Built-in protections such as over-temperature and over-current cutoffs prevent damage and improve safety (especially in models with digital controls or remote functions). 🏗️ 6. Construction & Materials Housing & Durability: ✔ Many units use stainless steel or corrosion-resistant enclosures that withstand ozone’s oxidizing effects. Component Quality: ✔ Durable high-frequency discharge tubes and robust power modules help ensure continuous and reliable operation with long service life. 📐 7. Physical & Installation Specs Size & Weight: ✔ Compact designs — often around 40 × 30 × 60 cm for cabinet units, or smaller for portable units. ✔ Weight typically around 10–20 kg depending on construction and features. Mounting: ✔ Some models are floor-standing, others may be wall-mounted or portable. 🧠 8. Control & User Interface Simple Controls: ✔ Basic models have manual control dials for output adjustment. Advanced Controls (Optional): ✔ Some modern units include digital displays, timers, remote control, Wi-Fi control, programmable operation, and touch panels, making them easier to schedule and monitor. 🧪 9. Ozone Concentration & Efficiency Typical Ozone Concentration: ✔ Air-fed units: ~15-25 mg/L ozone concentration. ✔ Oxygen-fed units: up to 60-120 mg/L or more, depending on oxygen supply. Feed Gas Efficiency: ✔ Models using oxygen concentrators or pure oxygen feed generally produce higher quality ozone with greater effectiveness in water treatment and sterilization. 🧰 10. Applications 15 g/h ozone generators work well for: ✔ Air purification and odor removal in rooms, offices, medical spaces, or homes. ✔ Surface and air disinfection — reduces bacteria, viruses, fungi, and allergens. ✔ Water treatment and disinfection — swimming pools, aquaculture tanks, drinking water, and small wastewater systems. ✔ Food storage and cold rooms — controlling odors and microbial growth.