A common question we get is, “Why isn’t my ozone generator making enough ozone? Today I want to cover seven common causes why an ozone generator is not making enough ozone with easy fixes. Later, I will do a post with secondary troubleshooting checks and things about when to consult us or a qualified ozone […]
The best time to plan for next year’s busy pool season isn’t next year. It’s right now, in the fall and winter, while your pool is closing up and you have time to think ahead. So how will you keep your family and friends happy while having clean, clear water with low-maintenance next year? Adding […]
One of the most common questions we receive is: “How long will ozone stay in water?” Well, not very long. Unlike chlorine, ozone does not stay in water for hours or days. Instead, it begins reacting immediately with contaminants and naturally decomposes back into ordinary oxygen (O₂). This unique characteristic is one of the reasons […]
When you start treating small batches of water with ozone, whether it’s drinking water, cleaning produce, or keeping your fish tank crystal clear, it helps to ask: Do I need the Aqua-6 Ozone Generator or the Aqua-8? Both are compact ozone generators designed for small water applications, but they shine in slightly different ways. We […]
Every Drop Counts The commercial car wash industry has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past five decades. What was once a water-intensive business has become a leader in water conservation through the use of advanced reclamation technologies. As freshwater costs continue to rise and many regions face water shortages or drought restrictions, reclaiming and […]
When integrating ozone into a water treatment system, one of the most important decisions is how to introduce the ozone into the water. Two of the most common methods are venturi injectors and diffuser stones. While both accomplish the same goal, they operate differently and are suited for different types of systems. Understanding how each […]
Ozone generators produce ozone using two primary technologies: corona discharge (CD) and ultraviolet (UV). Each method creates ozone differently and serves unique applications, so knowing the difference helps you choose the right system for the job. Understanding the Two Technologies Corona Discharge (CD): Uses electrical energy to split oxygen molecules and form ozone. This method […]
If you operate a Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS) or you are considering building one, you already know that the single biggest threat to your fish is the water they live in. Pathogens multiply. Organic waste builds up. Dissolved oxygen drops. And because you are recirculating most of that water rather than replacing it, every problem […]
A couple of years ago, I joined a gym that had a swimming pool. I signed up for a water exercise class because it looked like a great way to stay active, meet people, and have fun. Before long, I noticed something odd. You could smell the pool before you even opened the door to […]
Hydroponic growers fight two constant battles. They work to keep the recirculating nutrient solution clean. They want to protect roots from disease, all the while pushing for maximum yield. There is a simple answer. Using our Z‑Series Commercial Ozone Generator to create aqueous ozone in their system comes to the rescue. Its main purpose is […]
