Ozone generator

What are ozonizers, and how do they work?

Ozonators are devices that generate ozone (O₃), a highly oxidizing molecule capable of breaking down organic compounds such as strong odors, bacteria, and fungi present in the environment. By releasing ozone into the air, these devices neutralize the particles responsible for unpleasant odors, without the need for filters or chemicals.

What are its main uses?

In indoor cannabis cultivation, ozonizers are primarily used for:

• Eliminate intense and persistent odors.
• Disinfect the environment and reduce the presence of pathogens.
• Maintain discretion in closed spaces.
• Improve air quality in growing or drying rooms.

Who are they ideal for?

They're perfect for indoor growers, especially those growing in urban or shared areas, where odors can be a nuisance or a risk. They're also useful in drying rooms or handling areas to ensure a clean environment. Advantages of using an ozonizer in your grow:

• Effective odor neutralization without added fragrances.
• Elimination of bacteria, fungi, and other contaminants.
• Improved discretion and reduced disruption to third parties.
• Easy installation and minimal maintenance.

A variety of models available

At Alchimia, you'll find ozonizers adapted to different needs: from ducted ozone generators (connectable to extraction systems) to portable models for small rooms. Versions are available with timers, intensity controls, and rugged housings for greater durability.

Featured brands and recommended products

We work with specialized brands such as Indizono or Necen Ozono, recognized in the sector and guaranteeing safety, effectiveness, and reliability.

Frequently asked questions about ozonizers for cultivation

Is it safe to use ozonizers indoors?

Yes, as long as the manufacturer's recommendations are followed. High levels of ozone can be irritating, so it is recommended not to remain in the room while the ozonizer is in operation.

Does an ozonizer replace a carbon filter?

Not necessarily. An ozonizer can complement or even replace it in certain cases, but for optimal results, it's recommended to use them together, especially in crops with high odor production.