Purehold Ozone Generator

• Sterilisation of laboratory workspaces and equipment.
• Odour removal in controlled environments.
• Disinfection of water in small-scale applications.
• Elimination of airborne pathogens in food processing areas.

Typical ozone output

For this class of equipment, ozone output typically ranges from 3 to 10 g/h, suitable for treating small to medium-sized rooms.

Power supply

Units of this type commonly operate on a standard single-phase UK mains supply (230V, 50Hz).

Footprint

Portable ozone generators like the Cubo3 typically have a compact footprint, designed for easy relocation and placement within various environments.

Control interface

Commonly features include a simple timer function and adjustable ozone output settings.

Construction materials

Typically constructed from durable, corrosion-resistant materials suitable for use in environments where ozone is present.

• What is an ozone generator used for?

  Ozone generators produce ozone gas (O3), a powerful oxidant used for disinfection, sterilisation, and odour removal in various industrial and commercial settings.

• Is ozone safe to use?

• What maintenance does an ozone generator require?

• How long does ozone remain in the air after treatment?

• Can this unit be used for water treatment?

Gas supply and monitoring systems are regarded as critical infrastructure in laboratory and pharmaceutical settings. Buyers typically prioritise reliability, accuracy of monitoring, and compliance with safety standards when purchasing used equipment. Key considerations include maintenance history, calibration records, and compatibility with existing facility systems. These systems generally offer good value when sourced from well-maintained stock, with durability and consistent performance being notable strengths. Proper verification of function and documentation remains essential before purchase.

General overview for this equipment type