Is this ozone free? I'm looking to put it in a nursery.
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Sorry, I don't have an answer for that. Call Honeywell or search the net, or maybe the EPA has the information.
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No, not at all the level of ozone produced is only for deodorizing and is safe as long as you don't inhale it directly out of the unit. It smells like a fresh ocean breeze. You can set it to run several schedules. The strongest setting is 30 minutes on every 2 hours. I have had mine on that schedule now for 10 months and it is still going strong.
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There exist strains of mold that can survive the ozone process. that being said, it does kill most of them. do not let people are pets be inside while this is in use, it is very dangerous.
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No, it's just a fan wrapped in foam with a passive filter in front. It's not a high voltage air purifier that could generate ozone.
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It has a UV/VOC button that will put out ozone, but you can just not turn it on if it is a concern.
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According to the directions you are not supposed to breath in the air that is put out from the Ozone Generator. In our application we let it run in a closed environment then aired out the area for about 1 hour prior to anyone entering. That said, there is no real odor to speak of, more like a clean air smell i can most closely attribute to a no fragrance Febreeze.
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Not to sure. Depending on your settings (temp & light, moisture), it can anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks. Your best bet is to ask a nursery owner.
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No nothing else :) Actually plants are fine to. The only precautions you need to take is people or animals because high doses of Ozone (this is a commercial very powerful unit) can cause lung irritants. I know some people who stay in the room but we dont suggest it at all. If you follow the instructions it works very very good at removing powerful odors. Let us know if you have any other questions :) Thanks Dustin GreatVacs (seller)
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I'm not sure about it being BPA free, but I don't recall a toxic smell when opening and setting up.
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No, you cannot turn off the ozone elements, but you can reduce the "room size" setting so that it produces less ozone. It is certianly meant to be used intermittently. It is a great product...really works...cleans the air, doesn't just cover up. I hav eowned one for 8 years.
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We use the generator in a enclosed room for testing nylon parts.My guy's will not go into the room without airing it out as breathing ozone will kill the good stuff in your lungs
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I hope not. The CDC and EPA suggest against Ozone purifiers for home/personal use.
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Not sure about how much energy it uses but worth it since we only run the ozone for two hours at a time. We are not in the room when we run the ozone part as it's not good to breeze. There is a button that says 'away' which gives you a few minutes to leave the room. Shut the door tight and if you have small children, put a towel at the bottom of the door. Normally we run it for 2 hours and leave the house to shop or hang out in the studio.
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Per the flyer for this product in the link I'm including below(if amazon will allow the link), on page 2 it says "Produces no ozone, fumes or other secondary contaminants"http://jonecacorporation.com/UVC_Air_Sanitizer/UVCAIR.pdf
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All electric appliances emit ozone, however this unit (like many) has been approved by the state of California as being ozone safe, and they have very stringent rules. I believe that this is called being CARB approved. As such it is safe for use in the home, and anyone who says otherwise should contact the state of California and get an earful!
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Per the flyer for this product in the link I'm including below(if amazon will allow the link), on page 2 it says "Produces no ozone, fumes or other secondary contaminants" http://jonecacorporation.com/UVC_Air_Sanitizer/UVCAIR.pdf
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Yes, you do not need to use the ozone feature. In fact, you probably should not -- any benefits are dubious but the health damage can be very real. Fortunately it is controlled separately.