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Ozone generators
The right series and size depend on what you are treating, how much of it, and how quickly. We size every system to the job, and can test your water or air first.
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Series / SKID
Skid System
A complete ozone system for industrial water treatment and disinfection: generation and delivery on one compact skid.
Series / C
C Series
A compact, portable ozone generator that is easy to install and needs cleaning only once a year.
Series / S
S Series
A compact ozone generator with an oil-free compressor, simple once-a-year upkeep and low power use.
Series / H
H Series
A high-performance ozone generator with microprocessor control, oil-free compressors and double-walled SS Duplex electrodes.
Series / P
P Series
An ozone generator built for steady, strong disinfection, protected against temperature and power variations.
Series / M
M Series
High-performance ozone generation with microprocessor control, oil-free compressors and double-walled SS Duplex electrodes.
Application matches for each series are being confirmed with our engineering team. Tell us your application and we will recommend the right model.
Buying guide
Choosing ozone generators
What an ozone generator does
An ozone generator makes ozone (O₃) on site from the oxygen in air or from concentrated oxygen. Inside the generator, a high-voltage electrical discharge (often called corona discharge) splits oxygen molecules, and the free atoms join other oxygen molecules to form ozone.
Ozone is one of the strongest oxidisers used in water and air treatment. It destroys bacteria, viruses and fungi, breaks down the compounds behind colour, odour and off-tastes, and then falls back to oxygen. Because it is made where it is used, there is no chemical to buy, transport or store.
Air-fed or oxygen-fed?
Feed gas matters. Air is about one-fifth oxygen, so an air-fed generator produces a lower ozone concentration than the same generator fed with concentrated oxygen. Larger and more demanding jobs are usually run on oxygen from an oxygen concentrator.
Either way, the feed gas has to be clean and dry, because moisture and oil reduce output and shorten electrode life. That is why most of our generators use oil-free compressors.
Choosing between the series
The C Series and S Series are compact units with once-a-year upkeep. The H Series, P Series and M Series add microprocessor control for steady output; the H and M Series use double-walled SS Duplex electrodes, and the P Series is protected against temperature and power variations. The Skid System brings generation and delivery together on one compact skid for industrial water treatment.
The right choice depends on what you are treating, how much of it, and how quickly. Compare models side by side on the compare page, or read how to choose an ozone generator.
Sizing a system for your plant
Sizing starts from ozone demand: the flow or volume to treat, the contact time needed, and how much the water, air or effluent consumes. Two plants with the same flow can need very different systems.
We test first. Our laboratory runs tests on water, air and effluent, and we offer treatability studies, pilot trials and on-site testing before we design the system around the results.
- Flow rate or treated volume
- Contact time and contact method (venturi, diffuser, static mixer)
- Water or effluent quality and the result you need
- Feed gas: air or oxygen
- Off-gas handling with an ozone destructor
Installation, service and safety
A generator is one part of an ozone system. We supply and install the parts around it: venturi injectors, static mixers, diffusers, PTFE tubing, non-return valves and ozone destructors that turn leftover ozone back into oxygen before it is released.
After installation we service ozone generators and systems and provide after-sales support for their working life.
Questions
Ozone generators: common questions
How does an ozone generator work?
An electrical discharge inside the generator splits oxygen molecules. The free oxygen atoms bond with other oxygen molecules to make ozone (O₃), which is then carried to the water, air or surface being treated.
Do I need an oxygen concentrator with an ozone generator?
Not always. Smaller applications can run on dry, filtered air. Oxygen feed gives a higher ozone concentration, so larger or more demanding jobs are usually run on oxygen from a concentrator. We recommend the feed gas when we size the system.
Which ozone generator is right for my application?
It depends on your flow or volume, the contact time and how much ozone your water or air consumes. Tell us about your application and we will recommend a series, or test your water first.
Are your ozone generators made in India?
Yes. Servo Ozone designs and manufactures its ozone generators and systems in India, from Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
Do you install and service ozone generators?
Yes. We install systems to your requirements and provide servicing and after-sales support for ozone systems and generators.
How much does an ozone generator cost?
Price depends on the output, feed gas, control and accessories your application needs. Send us your requirement and we will come back with a quote.
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