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Oxygen concentrators
Two models: 5 LPM and 10 LPM (litres per minute).
Buying guide
Choosing oxygen concentrators
Why ozone generators run on oxygen
Air is mostly nitrogen. When an ozone generator is fed with concentrated oxygen instead of air, the same electrical discharge produces a higher concentration of ozone, and the feed gas is drier and cleaner. That makes oxygen feed the usual choice for larger water and effluent treatment systems.
People sometimes search for an “ozone concentrator”. What they usually mean is an oxygen concentrator that feeds an ozone generator, which is what Oxy is.
How Oxy works
Oxy draws in ambient air, filters it in three stages (primary, HEPA and bacterial filters) and concentrates the oxygen in it, delivering a continuous supply of high-purity oxygen. A microprocessor runs the system, an oil-free compressor keeps the gas clean, and a live oxygen analyser, pressure sensor and regulator monitor the output.
5 LPM or 10 LPM?
Oxy comes in two flows: 5 litres per minute and 10 litres per minute. The right one is the one that matches the oxygen requirement of your ozone generator, with a margin. We size the concentrator and the generator together, so they work as one system.
Questions
Oxygen concentrators: common questions
What is an oxygen concentrator used for in ozone systems?
It supplies concentrated, dry oxygen to the ozone generator. Oxygen feed gives a higher ozone concentration than air feed.
Is an “ozone concentrator” the same as an oxygen concentrator?
Usually, yes. The term is often used for the oxygen concentrator that feeds an ozone generator. Ozone itself is made in the generator, from that oxygen.
Which Oxy model do I need?
It depends on how much oxygen your ozone generator needs. Tell us the generator model or your application and we will match the flow, 5 or 10 LPM.
How is the oxygen output monitored?
Oxy has a live oxygen analyser, a pressure sensor and a regulator, under microprocessor control.
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