ENALY OZAC-PLUS 50/100/200mg aquarium ozone generator comes with built-in redox meter/controller with a digital readout and use adjustable set point to turn the ozone on and off automatically. It is the complete solution for the effective and safe ozonization of aquariums.
Max. ORP reading: 450mV
Voltage: DC12V
Power Adaptor: AC100V- 240V 50-60Hz,12W Certification: UL TUL CE
Dimension: 199mmX163mmX64mm
Ozone output: Adjustable between 10-100% of rated output
Inlet and outlet port dimeter : 6 millimetres
Net Weight: 1.5 kilograms
200ml air dryer included
ORP probe is not included ( please buy it separately)
Key Points of Using Ozone to Aquarium
The feed gas must be dry and free from impurities.
Use contact chamber, such as protein skimmer that its materials must be highly resistant or inert to ozone, to transfer ozone gas into water. Never inject ozone directly into the fish tank. The aquarium inhabitants should be protected from exposure to free ozone and /or oxidation products. The recommended method to remove any residual free ozone and any free oxidation products is by vigorous aeration followed by filtration through activated carbon.
The best method to monitor ozone input is by measuring the oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) with probes or by a Redox meter/controller . Redox potential values of between 300 and 350 mV are recommended as the desirable level. Do not let the redox value of the aquarium water exceed 400 mV as harmful substances (commonly in the form of hypochloric and hypobromic acids) can be produced, which could damage sensitive organisms.
Ozonized air should be prevented from escaping into the room; it is advisable to install a carbon filter on your protein skimmer or ozone reactor where ozonized air escapes.
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Articals on Ozone and the Reef Aquarium by Reefkeeping.com, an online magazine for the marine aquarist
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