
Application04
Ozone neutralises odours at their source and reduces airborne microbes, mould spores and allergens, instead of covering smells with fragrance.
The problem
Airborne bacteria, mould spores and allergens such as pollen, dust mites and pet dander affect comfort and health, especially for people with allergies.
How ozone helps
Ozone attaches to odour-causing molecules and microbes and oxidises them, changing their chemical make-up instead of hiding them. Once the source of a smell is gone, the smell does not come back.
When ozone has finished oxidising, it leaves no chemical residue or by-products behind.
In damp or humid conditions, ozone targets spores and stops their growth.
Helps lower airborne allergens such as dust mites, pollen and pet dander.
A strong disinfectant against bacteria, viruses and other airborne germs.
Benefits06
Reduces bacteria, viruses and other airborne germs.
Neutralises strong smells from cooking, pets, mould, mildew and smoke.
Keeps damp rooms fresher by stopping spores from growing.
Helps reduce pollen and other allergy triggers in the air.
Nothing is left behind once ozone has done its work.
Useful wherever hygiene matters, including healthcare settings.
Recommended products
The right model depends on your flow, contact time and ozone demand. We can test first and size the system to your plant. [Model match: to confirm]
Questions
No. Ozone oxidises the molecules that cause odours, changing them chemically, so the smell is removed rather than covered.
In moist or humid conditions ozone targets mould spores and stops them growing, which helps keep rooms mould-free.
No. Once ozone has finished oxidising, no chemical residue or by-products remain.
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