Re: Re: aran-jecter -> medical grade ozone generator

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This may not be accurate, but it doesn't say the aran-jecter is a water

ozonator. It says it 'energizes' oxygen which it then used to purify the water.

Are we talking apples and oranges, or does 'energized oxygen' provide the same

effect as ozone in water?

Lainie

Re: aran-jecter -> medical grade ozone generator

Hi There,

8000+ mg/Hr seems almost impossibly high. Has anyone got a 3rd party

to test its output? If anyone has one and wanted to get it tested I

can do that at Ozone Services for no charge.

Russ :>)

> Fred,

> Yes, I can still get a discount on these. They are $600 retail

but with my

> discount, they would come to $420. I spoke to Ted at Aranizer

about these

> this morning and as of January 1, 2003, the price on the Aran-

Jecter is

> going up to $850 retail. They would then be $600 with my

discount. Also,

> these units DO NOT come with the 12-volt invertor that is offered

with the

> other models as a bonus when ordered before the end of December.

> GypsyRose

>

> I was thinking about ordering another aranizer before the end of

> December, and while I was checking out their website, I ran across:

>

> http://www.aranizer-sales.com/ajseries.html

>

> The aran-jector is a water ozonator for $600 US.

>

> The aran-jector puts out 8539 mg/hr " in static air " ,

> at a flowrate of 3 litres/minute, which is just over

> 47 mg/litre == 47 gammas. Holy cow!

>

> No wonder the website says that this can be used to ozonate baths,

> or steam saunas, or whirlpools, or ...

>

> The other water ozonators that I know of (Nature Kleen, and Sota)

> only put out around 100 mg/hr to 200 mg/hr. Mind you they are also

> only around $200-$300 in price.

>

> Has anyone used an aran-jecter? I was thinking of getting something

> simple for ozonating water (my Dad finds the oxygen-tank-fed

> medical grade generators too complicated to use).

> If for only a few hundred dollars more I can get something that

> produces ozone in theraputic concentrations... it is tempting.

>

> I'm assuming that the nitrous oxide output is negligible,

> otherwise the water would end up having nitric acid in it.

>

> It's too bad the people at Aran didn't include a variable flowrate

> air pump, so that you could get lower flowrates,

> to allow for funnelling.

>

> Before I rush out to buy one of these, I'm waiting for GypsyRose

> to get back to me, in case she can still sell them for a discount.

>

>

>

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Don't believe those figures! They do not represent o3 output. The

manufacturer of the Aran products rates all of his generators with a

combination of o3,o4,o5,....... and up. I have spoken to the man who

manufactures them and he is a slippery fellow who refused to quote me an

o3 figure for a generator. I am not saying that the Aran generators are

no good, just that you cannot use the published figures to compare with

other generators.

Dennis

sotainstruments wrote:

>Hi There,

>

>8000+ mg/Hr seems almost impossibly high. Has anyone got a 3rd party

>to test its output? If anyone has one and wanted to get it tested I

>can do that at Ozone Services for no charge.

>

>Russ :>)

>

>

>

>

>

>>Fred,

>>Yes, I can still get a discount on these. They are $600 retail

>>

>>

>but with my

>

>

>>discount, they would come to $420. I spoke to Ted at Aranizer

>>

>>

>about these

>

>

>>this morning and as of January 1, 2003, the price on the Aran-

>>

>>

>Jecter is

>

>

>>going up to $850 retail. They would then be $600 with my

>>

>>

>discount. Also,

>

>

>>these units DO NOT come with the 12-volt invertor that is offered

>>

>>

>with the

>

>

>>other models as a bonus when ordered before the end of December.

>>GypsyRose

>>

>>I was thinking about ordering another aranizer before the end of

>>December, and while I was checking out their website, I ran across:

>>

>>http://www.aranizer-sales.com/ajseries.html

>>

>>The aran-jector is a water ozonator for $600 US.

>>

>>The aran-jector puts out 8539 mg/hr " in static air " ,

>>at a flowrate of 3 litres/minute, which is just over

>>47 mg/litre == 47 gammas. Holy cow!

>>

>>No wonder the website says that this can be used to ozonate baths,

>>or steam saunas, or whirlpools, or ...

>>

>>The other water ozonators that I know of (Nature Kleen, and Sota)

>>only put out around 100 mg/hr to 200 mg/hr. Mind you they are also

>>only around $200-$300 in price.

>>

>>Has anyone used an aran-jecter? I was thinking of getting something

>>simple for ozonating water (my Dad finds the oxygen-tank-fed

>>medical grade generators too complicated to use).

>>If for only a few hundred dollars more I can get something that

>>produces ozone in theraputic concentrations... it is tempting.

>>

>>I'm assuming that the nitrous oxide output is negligible,

>>otherwise the water would end up having nitric acid in it.

>>

>>It's too bad the people at Aran didn't include a variable flowrate

>>air pump, so that you could get lower flowrates,

>>to allow for funnelling.

>>

>>Before I rush out to buy one of these, I'm waiting for GypsyRose

>>to get back to me, in case she can still sell them for a discount.

>>

>>

>>

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