An ozone generator doesn't come without warnings. While it is a great idea for odors and sanitizing, it has several limits and liabilities. Before buying an ozone generator, consider the value of safety and long-term cost.
Most people do not know that an ozone generator has a "Duty Cycle" or maintenance that goes beyond the level of emptying a vacuum cleaner bag. Corrosion and life cycle must be considered. In other words, every ozone generator is going to become inefficient and break down. It is as sure as need to clean and replace carpet. Sending it back to the manufacturer causing a three month wait is not the best solution.
There are liability issues when using an ozone generator. With transitory employees, it is almost a guarantee that employee #11 is going to misuse the system. Is that employee aware of the issue of humidity above 50%? Do they understand the science of proper ventilation or area application?
Many facilities managers do not realize the gross misinformation and misrepresentation in the industry. Companies selling ozone generators will make ozone sound like a miracle cure, but the reality is that the technique and science of ozone use is the difference between a problem and a cure.
The National Ozone Association strongly suggests that any rental, lease or purchase of an ozone generator come through a trained and capable ozone service/dealer.
OdorXout.com is the best example ozone support. This company can rent or lease the right size-rated equipment, maintain or repair it, and train your employees to properly use the equipment. When the problem is larger than one or two machines, OdorXout can bring in the equipment for an annual full-scale treatment that will kill odors, sanitize every surface, kill bedbugs and roaches, and detoxify the building completely.
The smart choice is to lease an ozone generator from OdorXout on a monthly or annual basis. Training, support, and repair is a part of the package. In the end, a hotel, motel, or restaurant will reduce liabilities, increase benefits, and save money. http://www.odorxout.com
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