Material Safety Data Sheet for Ozone (from International Ozone Association Pan American Group)

A few important considerations:

• Make sure to take all precautions with people, pets, and plants and ozone exposure.
• Operate with good ventilation.
• Set up an exhaust system.
• Get an action plan in case of failures.
• In case of exposure, remove to fresh air. If inhaled, ozone can damage the lungs.
• Keep ozone away from natural gas and any other flammable chemicals as it could be an extreme fire hazard.
• Understand ozone resistance levels and reduce exposure for non-ozone resistant materials.

To ensure safety and protect the life of your machine:

• Make sure you are familiar with how to set up your ozone generator. Contact us for help if needed.
• Ensure water does not get into the unit.
• Understand and research your application thoroughly to ensure success.

Prevent Ozone Generator Damage

One of the most prominent issues that our customers face is internal water damage. We recommend installing the ozone generator above your zonation. For added protection, we tell our customers to install a check valve. The best option we have is the stainless steel check valve. You need to be aware that the stainless steel check valve may affect your LPM, so you may need to make adjustments. If this adjustment is not an option for you, consider the plastic check valve. Replace the plastic check valves at least every six months.

Follow Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) ozone exposure limits for worker’s safety.

Learn about U.S. EPA Compliance and ozone generators.

Learn about CARB compliance for California ozone generators.

Learn how the USDA and FDA regard ozone. The FDA has regulations for medical as well as food treatment.