Aktobis AG, Borsigstr. 20, D-63110 Rodgau / Germany
www.AKTOBIS.de
Email: Info@Aktobis.de
Before commissioning:
1. We recommend that the user takes appropriate protective measures, ideally protective masks, which
adequately protect the mouth, eyes and nose from the ozone gas at all times.
2. Since the ozone generator converts existing oxygen into ozone, we recommend that the room/object be well
ventilated before commissioning to ensure that there is as much oxygen as possible in the room/object.
3. For safety reasons, it should also be possible to check the power supply from outside the room where the
ozone generator is to be used in order to be able to quickly interrupt the operation of the ozone generator at
any time. We therefore recommend that you connect the ozone generator to a power socket that is located
outside the operating room/premises.
Instructions for use:
1. Commissioning
Observe the safety instructions !
Plug the mains plug properly into the socket and place the ozone generator as centrally as possible and, if
possible, halfway up the room.
Switch the ozone generator ON with the large square operating switch.
When the ozone generator is switched on, it runs continuously! It is up to you whether you want to connect an
optional timer in order to automatically limit the running time.
2. Recommendations for the duration of treatment
The treatment time depends on factors such as room temperature, room size, inventory type, object type, load
intensity and air circulation.
We recommend a room temperature between 20°C - 25°C and a humidity of less than 65 % relative humidity. If
people or animals are present in the room shortly after the ozone treatment, the room temperature should be
slightly lower after the treatment than during the treatment to ensure that ozone does not form again due to natural
reactions.
Except for large rooms, a desired high depth of effect and very aggressive odours (e.g. fire smell, butyric acid), a
treatment time of maximum 10 hours should be sufficient. If the problem is not eliminated after this time, it is more
advisable to repeat the treatment than to run the risk of too high ozone concentrations.
Below are a few non-binding guideline values for the treatment duration at full ozone output level
(1 g/h). Unless otherwise stated, these values apply to a room size of up to approx. 20 m² (50 m³):
Category I odours
(tobacco odours, animal odours, food odours, waste odours, etc.)
Between 30 and 120 minutes
Category II odours
(Burning odours, musty odours, toilet odours, acid odours and chemical odours such as paints, varnishes, solvents,
etc.).
Between 120 and 800 minutes
