Description
Treats the air in the room, not just the air leaving it
The Uvonair UV ozone generator is the in-room counterpart to the CD in-duct units. Rather than sitting in the extract ducting, it stands in the space and treats the room air itself, which deals with odour that never reaches the extraction - around the door, in the corners and anywhere the airflow does not sweep.
Key Benefits
- Treats the room, not the duct - catches the odour that escapes past the extraction
- Three capacities - matched to room volume from 30 up to 150 cubic metres
- Ultraviolet generation - no corona plates to clean, unlike a plate-type generator
- Runs on a timer - short cycles are far more effective than continuous running
- Complements a carbon filter - the two work on different parts of the problem
Odour that gets out before the extraction sees it
A carbon filter only treats the air that goes through it. Anything that escapes through the tent zips, the door or a positive-pressure leak is untouched, which is why a room can smell in the hallway while the filter is working perfectly. An in-room generator treats the volume itself.
How to Use
- Sizing: match the unit to the room volume in cubic metres, not to floor area
- Running: short timed cycles with the room empty - 15 to 30 minutes is usually plenty
- Safety: ⚑ ozone is a respiratory irritant. Never run it in an occupied room, and ventilate before entering
- Placement: stand it clear of the plants and out of direct airflow
- With a filter: use alongside carbon extraction, not instead of it
Technical Specifications
- Type: Ultraviolet ozone generator, in-room
- Models: Uvonair 1000, 3000 and 5000
- Coverage: 30, 100 and 150 cubic metres
- Generation: Ultraviolet lamp
- Use: Timed cycles in an unoccupied room
- Safety: Ozone is a respiratory irritant - ventilate before entry
