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Is Ozone Dangerous?
Ozone can be very dangerous to
humans at very high levels. The HSE guidance note EH38 states
that at concentrations of 50ppm (parts per million), a 30-minute
exposure may be fatal to humans (click here).
Furthermore, relatively low Ozone concentrations of 0.1 - 0.2 ppm
can cause respiratory problems with long term exposure.
At Ozone Ultra Clean, we believe it is of the utmost importance to
ensure our clients are aware of the dangers of Ozone exposure.
Ozone is an amazing substance capable of achieving fantastic
results, but as with all things there are risks that must be
identified and minimised. That is why we have co-developed the
Ozone Ultra Pro.
The Ozone Ultra Pro makes Ozone safe to use as a sanitiser by
giving operators complete control over the ozonation process from
outside the area being treated and providing safety features that
allow the removal of residual ozone in the fastest possible
timescale.
Links:
Health Protection Agency - Ozone Information
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