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Small Industrial Ozone Generators, 10–800 g/h

CF-G-2 and CF-G-3 ozone generator configurations for lower-output industrial duties, with catalogue models from 10 to 800 g/h. The displayed product-family boundary reaches 1 kg/h; the final model and system scope are confirmed from project data.

Capacity / scope
10 g/h–1 kg/h
Feed Gas
Air / Oxygen

Selection boundary: Catalogue models shown here are 10–800 g/h. Requirements approaching 1 kg/h should also be reviewed against the 1–10 kg/h selection range.

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

What this equipment is for

This range is intended for lower-output industrial ozone duties where the generator, feed-gas route, cooling, transfer equipment and controls must be selected together. Catalogue models cover 10–800 g/h with air-source and oxygen-source configurations. A requirement near 1 kg/h sits at the boundary with the medium-capacity range and should be reviewed against both families.

How to select this ozone generator range

Start with this range for a calculated duty below 1 kg/h, but do not choose a model from water flow or a target model number alone. Selection depends on required ozone mass, gas concentration, feed-gas route, operating profile, cooling, controls and the connected treatment process.

Best fit for

  • Small process-water and sanitation duties
  • Aquaculture or recirculating-water side streams
  • Pilot, decentralized or lower-flow treatment systems

Selection factors

  • Required ozone output and operating turndown
  • Air-fed versus oxygen-fed ozone concentration
  • Ambient conditions, cooling method and duty cycle
  • Required automation, monitoring and safety interlocks

System interfaces to confirm

  • Feed-gas preparation or oxygen supply
  • Gas–liquid transfer and contact arrangement
  • Residual ozone and off-gas management
  • Power, cooling, ventilation and control signals

Air source or oxygen source?

The catalogue figures below identify two published configuration routes. They are comparison inputs and do not represent every operating condition.

Air-source configuration

Catalogue output
10–800 g/h
Catalogue concentration
20–30 mg/L
Confirm before selection
Air preparation, gas flow and pressure, ambient conditions, cooling, duty cycle and controls

Oxygen-source configuration

Catalogue output
10–800 g/h
Catalogue concentration
80–120 mg/L
Confirm before selection
Oxygen source, purity, gas flow and pressure, cooling, duty cycle, controls and supply interface
See how to calculate the required ozone-generator capacity

Key selection points

  • Product group: 10 g/h–1 kg/h
  • Catalogue models: 10–800 g/h
  • Air-source concentration: 20–30 mg/L
  • Oxygen-source concentration: 80–120 mg/L

Catalogue range

Final specifications are confirmed against project conditions.

ConfigurationOzone outputConcentrationSpecific power
CF-G-2 / CF-G-3 · Air source10–800 g/h20–30 mg/LConfirmed at selection
CF-G-2 / CF-G-3 · Oxygen source10–800 g/h80–120 mg/LConfirmed at selection

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Compact industrial ozone generator FAQs

Does this page cover a 1 kg/h ozone generator?

The displayed family boundary reaches 1 kg/h, while the current catalogue table on this page lists models from 10 to 800 g/h. A duty near 1 kg/h should be compared with the medium-capacity range before the final family and model are selected.

Can the model be selected from water flow alone?

No. Water flow is one input, but ozone demand also depends on the treatment objective, water or process conditions, operating profile, transfer arrangement and required control boundary.

What is the difference between the air-source and oxygen-source catalogue configurations?

Both routes list 10–800 g/h models. The catalogue concentration is 20–30 mg/L for the air-source configuration and 80–120 mg/L for the oxygen-source configuration. The final route also depends on available gas supply and the connected system design.

Is every supporting subsystem included with the generator?

Not automatically. Feed-gas preparation, cooling, dosing or transfer, off-gas treatment, controls and other interfaces are defined for the project. The final supplied boundary is confirmed in the quotation.

Ozone system assembly and factory acceptance preparation
Power electronics assembly and testing

SYSTEM INTEGRATION

Built and checked as a coordinated system

Generator selection, power equipment, controls and supporting subsystems are reviewed together before the final project scope is confirmed.