Ozone Meters
Whether you are producing ozone for an industrial process or conducting scientific research about ozone in the environment, an ozone meter with an appropriate range and accuracy rating is required as matter of safety and proper procedure.
Common Types of Ozone Meters
There are a number of instraments for detecting ozone. What you need depends on a number of factors including: transmission medium, required accuracy, frequency of testing, and range of ozone concentration.
Ambient Ozone Meters
Ambient ozone meters detect the ozone level in normal air.
Ozone Badges
Ozone badges are frequently used for human safety, but can be applied to a number of situations. A single badge has a limited life and number of readings. Some badges are capable of up to five ozone readings while others can only be used once. Detecting ozone with an ozone badge requires a minimal capital investment.
Electronic Ozone Meters
Ozone Solutions carries a wide array of ambient electronic ozone meters for any ozone application. Range, display, data-logging, response time, power supply, size, weight, and portibility differentiate one monitor from another.
Electronic meters range in price from $299 to $2,380.
Dissolved Ozone Meters
Dissolved ozone meters detect the level of ozone dissolved in an aqueous solution (water).
Ozone Vacuvials
A dissolved ozone vacuvial kit can be used to quickly, accurately, and inexpensively detect ozone. Like ozone badges, vacuvials require a low capital investment (only $75 for 30 tests).
Electronic Dissolved Ozone Meters
Ranging in price from less than $400 and up to $3,000 - the Ozone Solutions line of dissolved ozone meters includes a wide range of devices serving all aqueous ozone applications.
Look for various types of displays and detection methods.
UV Ozone Analyzers
Ultra-Violet (UV) Ozone Analyzers are a type of ozone meter sometimes referred to as process analyzers. The measure ozone using a UV-light and are much more accurate than standard ambient air ozone monitors. UV Analyzers can be used to accurately measure ozone in an aqueous solution by stripping the ozone out of the solution
