[John Kelly]

Doug I presume you want to use this for freshening hotels rooms, kitchens etc.
Some of these high output machines are overkill for what they are being used for and as has been said can seriously corrode rubber. At high concentrations this can lead to degradation of fridge and freezer seals, rubber electrical sheafing, door seals on cars etc.

An ideal one for our trade and manufactured in the UK with quality components is this:

http://restorationsupermarket.com/shop/fire/ 

We have used these on fire jobs as well with excellent results.

[Nick Attwood]

Great new site there John, must say do like the look of the Pro5+ 

[Radek Jablonski]

there is company in Poland selling very good ozon gererators, proper construction build to last, 4 years warranty or life time warranty if you are service it regulary
website is in polish but if somebody knows some polish man then ask for help if interested

http://www.ozonowanie.com/

for example:
 9 g/h - 500 pounds netto
6 g/h - 400
14 g/h - 750
32 g/h - 1500

[elliott cleaning]

Nick

Be cautious with the Pro5+ - it's a strong generator as such.  I've had rubber perish with it by not keeping on top of the situation

[Nick Attwood]

Cheers Elliott Cleaning, my main use is fire jobs which perishable rubber is not to much of an issue on! Just peed off that I took a punt on the machine I have! My prior generator wash brilliant although have no idea who manufactured it or what its output was just know it was BIG and did the job required.

[Paul Moss]

I agree, Restormates  new web site is superb.

[francis]

Just a word for those using ozone generstors - remember to clean the plates at regular intervals.  If you don't their effectiveness decreases in a steep curve