I received over a month ago and it has never generated any ozone. I couldn't confirm until it was too late. Is it supposed to have the red LED?
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Yes, there is an led light that will illuminate when power is connected (red or green not sure, but only one color). Please make sure you use the right plug configuration for your spa equipment. The connecting hose to the ozonerator should have suction, check it by disconnecting the hose and put your finger over it, if no suction the venturi can be cleaned or replaced-- see google or your spa manual. Mine works great. Hope it helps.
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I do not know about the red led; however as soon as I installed it a lot of ozone bubble started coming out. It is generating plenty of ozone denoted by a strong continuous line of bubbles.
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Not sure how you could tell it didn't generate ozone but yes the light is just for power on.
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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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Sorry I am unable to answer the question as to whether it emits ozone, I don't know how I could measure this. We used an electrostatic air cleaner about 25 years ago, so I am sure they have changed quite a bit since then, so I probably cannot be a good judge of this either.
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Think its is 5 year not Forsure though. I've had it for 3 years and run it 24/7 no issues at all. The ozone is very strong.
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Sorry for responding late, but I did not have the lamp at immediate reach. Now, I verified it, and you are right. Mine is not working, either. I refer to center LED labeled #58, with the tag 730, which does not turn at all when all the rest do. Somebody could say that 730 (nm, I suppose) is beyond the range of human visión, but I guess that at least a dim red light glow should be emitted. Regards. Alvaro.
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If you believe the company's claim that it is not an ozone generator then I believe it appears to be a hydrogen peroxide generator. See my comment to the question here about what technology does this use. I explain in more detail including safety.
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Mine does the same (and judging from review so do everyone elses). I believe this is the 730nm LEDm which is just outside of the visible spectrum, so it is mostly likely on and working, you just can't see it.
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Mine has lasted 2 years now. When you installed it you did not touch the lamp at all with your fingers and transfer anything to the lamp face? That maybe could create a hot spot and it burned out? Sometimes there is just a defect. When I first installed it I must have jarred the optical block so I had a rose tint across the top of the screen about 3 inches down. After a while you learn to ignore it, but I noticed recently that the line is gone. I moved the set a bit recently to get at a side connector and I am wondering whether that jarred something back in place. Now I won't move the set at all until the bulb dies again or something else goes south.
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mine had an issue. I changed the battery and it still didnt work right. I called the manufacturer and they sent me a new LED module no questions asked.
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Check out a YouTube video to see correct light sequencing, but it sounds like it's probably broken. I had 2 faulty units before I contacted Eliminator directly and they sent me one that worked properly.
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Defective. All of the LEDs on mine are very bright. The red is only a very tiny bit dimmer, but I think that's the nature of the color.
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I've only had mine awhile but I learned if you turn it to pilot, hold it down for 5 seconds then push the ignitor, it lights.
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In the directions it says to turn it on for about 10 minutes, then leave it sit for about two hours undisturbed. That's it! I always use the timer, so I don't have to worry about turning it on and off. Some say they hate the ozone smell, but since I clean it so soon after I get up, I really am not bothered by it. I'll assure you that this will be money well spent!
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Hi Mark. It does not emit ozone. This model uses both HEPA and a carbon filter.
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From what I have seen of mine, the red charging LED dims and then brightens with the intensity of the light on it (even from a lamp!). I've never seen it stop except when fully charged.
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Not having one in front of me, I would wager that the red light, which is supposed to remind you to replace filters periodically, will stay on for a given length of time and then turn off. It does not read as though it has a pressure or air flow sensor in the unit, so I do not believe its red light comes on except for a brief time every six months of operation or perhaps three or twelve months. You may be able to turn it off manually, which procedure may be told in the owners manual or you may be able to unplug the unit and, upon plugging it in again, it may reset itself. There is nothing to worry you overmuch because the unit is still operating and ridding your room of particulates as designed. Not having one in front of me, I would wager that the red light, which is supposed to remind you to replace filters periodically, will stay on for a given length of time and then turn off. It does not read as though it has a pressure or air flow sensor in the unit, so I do not believe its red light comes on except for a brief time every six months of operation or perhaps three or twelve months. You may be able to turn it off manually, which procedure may be told in the owners manual or you may be able to unplug the unit and, upon plugging it in again, it may reset itself. There is nothing... » Read More Not having one in front of me, I would wager that the red light, which is supposed to remind you to replace filters periodically, will stay on for a given length of time and then turn off. It does not read as though it has a pressure or air flow sensor in the unit, so I do not believe its red light comes on except for a brief time every six months of operation or perhaps three or twelve months. You may be able to turn it off manually, which procedure may be told in the owners manual or you may be able to unplug the unit and, upon plugging it in again, it may reset itself. There is nothing to worry you overmuch because the unit is still operating and ridding your room of particulates as designed. « Show Less
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Ozone is not emitted, it is created through a photochemical reaction at 240 nm, which is in the UV-C range. It is created back to oxygen at 320 nm.