Ultraviolet ozone generators utilize UV light at a specific wavelength (185nm) to break down oxygen molecules, thereby producing ozone. Due to their large size, low ozone output, and short lifespan, these generators have a limited application scope, commonly found in sterilizing cabinets.
Electrolytic generators typically produce ozone by electrolyzing pure water. These generators can produce high-concentration ozone water at a low cost, with simple operation and maintenance. However, due to limitations such as limited ozone output, short electrode lifespan, and difficulty in ozone collection, their application scope is restricted. Currently, these generators are only used in specific small-scale equipment or certain locations, and do not meet the conditions to replace high-voltage discharge generators.
Electrolytic ozone generators typically produce ozone by electrolyzing pure water. These generators can produce high-concentration ozone water with low manufacturing costs and simple operation and maintenance. However, due to limitations such as limited ozone yield, short electrode lifespan, and difficulty in ozone collection, their application scope is restricted. Currently, these generators are only used in specific small-scale equipment or certain locations and do not meet the conditions to replace high-voltage discharge generators.
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