Total Control

The control for the negative ion generation is separate from the activated oxygen (O3) control so you can tailor the output to your needs. Negative ions can be created around the clock to keep down dust and particulate matter.

Easy Operation

Activated oxygen plates are removed from two slots in the back of the unit and can be washed with ammonia water or mild soap for easy maintenance.

Refresh the Air with Ozone Generator

Like the water we drink and the food we eat, the air we breathe has a great impact on our quality of life. The Peak O3 Air Purifier air cleaner can reduce sources of discomfort which contribute to allergies, hay fever, and other types of airborne irritation. Utilizing activated oxygen and negative ions, your Peak O3 HEPA UV can significantly reduce:

• Odors from Pets, Cooking, Tobacco Smoke, Etc.
• Mold, Mildew, and Pollen
• Chemical Gases, V.O.C.s, and Paint Fumes
• Bacteria, Viruses, and Fungi
• Dust, Smoke, Pet Particles, Dust Mites

A Peak O3 HEPA UV air purifier will also help to reduce the sources of discomfort that contribute to allergies and hay fever. Note: an Ozone generator can aggravate asthma. Is Ozone Safe?

Control the Cleaning

The control for negative ion generation, ionizer, UVC, and Photocatalytic filter is separate from the activated oxygen control. Negative ions and Photocatalytic Oxidation can be created around the clock to keep down dust and particulate.
Ozone is Activated Oxygen which is oxygen that is converted to ozone and then back again to oxygen. Ozone should be kept at lower levels in occupied spaces. To remove major odors, the unit may be adjusted to a higher level for a period of time. Some use a timer to completely deodorize the home or office while away. Unused O3 reverts back to O2 in about an hour. Is Ozone Safe?

• The Peak O3 HEPA UV air purifier requires very little maintenance using heavy duty ceramic plates that create the ozone and are easy to install and clean. (Avoids excessive production of Oxides of Nitrogen.)
• The Peak O3 HEPA UV air purifier's cabinet is constructed of natural solid wood, not pressed wood.

•  The Peak O3 HEPA UV air purifier units create Ozone that can be adjusted and turned on and off. This activated oxygen is created when 3 free oxygen atoms combine together to create a high-powered super-charged oxidizing molecule (O3). It attacks contaminants such as bacteria, smoke, molds, odors, etc., by changing their chemical and physical properties leaving only Oxygen (O2) and the oxidized substance. The Peak O3 HEPA UV air purifier does not create any artificial cleansing action, nor does it create any by-products that are associated with ozone. 

The Peak O3 HEPA UV Sanitizer Ozone Function
Understanding the O3 Sanitizer

O3 or ozone is basically supercharged oxygen. Oxygen is O2 and ozone is O3. Nature regularly transforms oxygen into ozone through forces like lightning and ultra-violet light striking the earth. O3 then acts as a natural sanitizer. After a short period of time the ozone reverts back to oxygen at ground level. Is Ozone Safe?

Without O3 and UV light the earth would be an odorous place with mold, mildew and viruses running rampant. The forces of nature are designed to keep the outdoors clean and healthy. Unfortunately, there is normally very little ozone in our indoor spaces where we spend nearly all of our time. This is because the buildings where we live and work are designed tight to shut nature out.

Ozone can be created by man for purification purposes. It is injected in nearly all bottled waters and is widely used in Europe for treating municipal water supplies. O3 is also used for indoor air treatment but it should be distributed in a manner that is both safe and effective. 

The typical way O3 is used commercially for air treatment is by blasting a high level of ozone into an unoccupied space. For example, if a hotel wants to rid a room of smoke or musty odors they use an ozonator such as the Peak O3 to destroy odors out of the carpet, drapes, bedding, etc. Smoke damage restoration services also use O3 to remove odors.

The FDA has approved O3 for treatment of air and water in food processing plants. Water damage restoration companies treat air with O3 at high levels in unoccupied spaces to get rid of smells as well as mold and mildew. Some restaurants, bars and casinos are using ozone at relatively low levels to keep the air smelling fresh and clean at all times.

The ozone or O3 Sanitizer may be used to treat unoccupied spaces, including the entire home or office. This is the most effective way to attack microorganisms and reduce strong odors because it allows the O3 to go after pollutants at the source. Ozone has been proven to reduce levels of mold, mildew and other microorganisms. It will also help eliminate the chemicals from new carpet, furniture and paint.

To sanitize simply close off the problem area. Set the O3 dial to correspond to the size of the area to be treated. Then leave the space for 1 to 8 hours depending on the severity of odors. Upon return, open the doors and windows to let in fresh air until the O3 smell is gone. If the odors are not totally removed perform this procedure as often as necessary.

Many users prefer a plug-in timer so that it comes on everyday for a few hours while they are at work and then shuts off a couple of hours before they return home. When they walk in the air smells fresh and clean and the O3 has reverted back to normal O2.

Some users keep the O3 Sanitizer at a relatively low setting while in the home or office. This can hold down microorganism growth while keeping the air smelling fresh and clean. However, caution is advised because O3 levels may exceed those recommended by government agencies. Each home is different so it requires a trial and error process to locate the right setting on the dial.

If you choose to use the O3 Sanitizer in occupied spaces, set the sanitizer dial at a modest level initially and let it run for a couple of hours. If you smell ozone when you walk into the room, turn the dial down or off. On the other hand, if you smell household odors, turn the dial slightly up. Repeat the process until you walk into the room and do not smell household odors or ozone—just fresh clean air. Please use caution while using the O3 Sanitizer in occupied spaces.

The level of O3 generated at a particular setting on the dial will vary with humidity, altitude, household contents, level of pollutants in the space and other factors. The average person is able to smell ozone as the room level approaches 20 ppb indoors. The FDA sets an upper level of 50 ppb in continuously occupied spaces for sensitive persons such as the very young, the elderly and the sick. The EPA has set a target level of 80 ppb for outside air in cities, but that is regularly exceeded. A rule of thumb is to turn the Sanitizer dial off or down if the O3 smell is detected.

Excessive ozone concentrations can cause mucus membrane or respiratory irritation. Individuals with serious respiratory problems such as emphysema should consult their physician before use. Those with a poor sense of smell should also exercise caution. If O3 is detected when entering a room turn the O3 Sanitizer dial down or off. If a dry throat, cough or watery eyes is experienced ventilate the area and discontinue use. Ozone can aggravate asthma.

 Note  that any room air purifier should be sized using open area not several rooms. They will not be as affective for several separate rooms. It is unrealistic to think that a portable unit with a small fan can work down hallways, to basements, or different levels.

 

Use the Peak O3 HEPA UV PCO air cleaner for:

• Cooking & Household Odors
• Locker rooms
• Restaurants & bars
• Chemical Gases, V.O.C.s, and Paint
• Smoke, Pet Particles, Dust Mites
• Child care or medical environment.
• Homes or office areas
• Water & fire damaged areas
• Hospitals & nursing homes
• New paint & wallpaper areas
• Odor clean-up
• Sick buildingssyndrome
• Veterinary offices
• Pet areas
• Smoking areas
• Hotel rooms
• High pollen environments
• Newly carpeted areas
• Kitchens
• Attics & basements
• Laundry rooms
• Restroom / Bathroom
• Doctors offices
• Day care centers
• Stables & aviaries