450 g/hr Ozone Generator
Ultra-high ozone output Ozone Generator
The TG-450 is the most reliable industrial sized ozone generator on the market. This unit has the smallest footprint & volume of any unit on the market per gram of ozone.
Features
- 450 gm/hr (24 lb/day) Ozone Production
- Low Oxygen demand for ozone output
- Adjustable ozone output from 0-100%
- Water Cooled Ozone Generator
- Safety overloads to protect the circuitry
- Instant-ON ozone production - no warm-up time
Related Files
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TG-450 Performce Chart |
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| Product ID: | TG-450 | |
| Lead Time: | 3 weeks |
Specifications
Ozone Output: | |
450 g/hr (24 lbs/day) at 4.8% weight and 90 LPM | |
211 g/hr (11 lbs/day) at 8.2% and 30 LPM | |
Operating pressure: | 5-100 PSI (10-20 PSI is optimal) |
Adjustable output: | 0-100% with potentiometer standard on front panel |
Corona Cell Construction | Ceramic and Anodized Aluminum (No fragile glass or ceramic cylinders which are prone to breakage) |
O2/O3 Connections: | 1/2-in FNPT 316L Stainless Steel |
Water Connections | 3/4-in FNPT brass |
Indicators: | Light to indicate Ozone is being produced & flowmeter to indicate oxygen flow rate |
Pressure Drop | Minimal - 1 PSI at 60 LPM Oxygen Flow |
Cooling: | Water cooled at 2 GPM (70-deg F) |
Noise | Completely Silent (No high pitched whine) |
Input Control | 0-10 VDC input for remote control |
Power Requirements | 208-240 VAC, 3 phase, 50/60hz |
Power Consumption: | 3600 Watts |
Dimensions | 24-in W x 16-in L x 30-in High (Very Compact!) |
Weight: | 250 lbs (111 kg) |
Safety: | |
All high voltage is safely contained completely within the cell thereby eliminating shock hazards and dirt buildup which can cause dangerous flashover | |
Military grade conformal coating eliminates problems associated with condensation and mold as well as greatly retarding damage caused by accidental ozone exposure. | |
Rigorous 100% performance as well as burn-in tests of all electricals, are conducted to ensure the highest level of product quality, reliability and consistency. |
