OZOMATE GO™

 Yes — when used correctly. Ozomate Go must be operated in unoccupied spaces only, with all people, animals and plants removed before starting a cycle. After treatment, ventilate before re-entry. Residual ozone naturally reverts to oxygen. 

 No — it complements it. Ozomate Go treats the air and eliminates airborne odors. Surface cleaning remains necessary. Think of it as an additional layer that reaches what surface cleaning cannot. 

 OzoCore™ is Ozomate's proprietary ozone generation technology based on a high-performance corona discharge process. It converts ambient oxygen (O₂) into active ozone (O₃) efficiently and stably. 

Ozomate Go produces 3.5 g/h — ideal for small to medium commercial volumes such as hotel rooms, vehicle interiors, locker rooms, and technical areas. Contact Jim to assess your specific situation. 

 No artificial fragrance, no chemical smell. After proper ventilation, residual ozone converts back to oxygen. The air simply smells clean — nothing added, nothing masked. 

 No. Ozone is toxic to living organisms. Ozomate Go must only be operated in spaces that are fully vacated — no people, no animals, no plants — before and during the treatment cycle. 

Ozone can degrade certain rubbers and plastics with prolonged exposure. For standard short cycles in commercial use, no significant impact is expected. Avoid use near sensitive electronics. Contact us to assess specific situations. 

Always equip yourself with an ozone detector before operating Ozomate Go. The safe exposure limit established by Health Canada and OSHA is 0.05 ppm (parts per million) for prolonged exposure. Before re-entering any treated space, use your detector to confirm that ozone levels have dropped to or below this threshold. Never rely on judgment alone — only a certified ozone detector gives you a reliable, objective reading. Contact us for guidance on recommended detector models and protocols adapted to your specific application.