Ozone Filters
Ozone is an air pollutant that is detrimental to human respiratory which is generally built-on from outdoor pollutant release such as smog. However, it can also be present or emitted indoors. We encourage households to meticulously checked the air purifiers they used because even these devices can emit ozone in some level. In order to safely filter or reduce ozone inside your home, you may employ these few air purifying systems:
- Activated carbon filters - Ozone is a reactive element since its third oxygen atom tends to attach readily to other molecules. This oxygen atom breaks off from ozone molecule, which means O2 is left. Activated carbon filters provide multiple molecular spots for ozone molecules to adhere to. Carbon filter can reduce ozone level up to 70 percent.
- Purafilter - This filter system make use of activated carbon and sodium permanganate. Typically used in large buildings.
- PECO air purifiers - The PECO process facilitates photocatalytic reaction in which the ozone is disintegrated and converted back into oxygen.
- Passive Filtration - This is using activated carbon mats and perlite-based ceiling tiles which can deliver considerable, long-term, ozone management.
