WHAT IS OZONE
Ozone is a form of oxygen produced by the interaction of oxygen and electricity or ultraviolet light and is present in the air, especially after a thunderstorm. Ozone has a peculiar odor, like that of weak chlorine, and is a strong oxidizing agent used for sterilizing air and water.
Nature's Purifier
Ozone is created when oxygen, produced by the earth's forests and vegetation, is exposed to specific wavelengths of ultraviolet rays from the sun. At this point in the stratosphere, the oxygen is molecularly disassociated and becomes activated oxygen or OZONE.
Corona Discharge
 When lightning strikes, the naturally occurring electrical charge of high voltage molecularly disassociates the oxygen atoms, causing production of ozone. Once ozone has performed its purifying tasks, it then reverts to its original state of pure oxygen. Advancing technology has enabled us to harness these natural purification processes for treatment of water and air and is produced in much the same way by man.
First used to purify drinking water in Europe over 100 years ago, Ozone's unique characteristics make it ideally suited for a variety of water and air treatment applications. Ozone assures you of the cleanest and safest water you can get. The ozone method of sanitizing is stronger, safer, faster and better.
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