Ozone

Our ozone water treatment solutions purify water and air with powerful, eco-friendly technology

Chemical-free sanitisation

Our ozone systems provide a modern solution to water treatment and surface sanitisation. Unlike traditional methods, our systems are chemical-free and do not leave unpleasant tastes or odours in the water. They are highly effective in cleaning and sanitising surfaces such as pipework, tanks, and bottles, making them suitable for use in a variety of industries. Additionally, ozone treatment is an excellent way to purify the air, eliminating odours, germs, viruses, and other microbiological contaminants that can harm human health.

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Why choose us for ozone systems?

POWERFUL

The most powerful usable oxidising disinfectant available

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY

Our ozone systems have the lowest toxicity of all oxidising bodies

SAFE

Safe for use in drinking water and no chemical handling involved

SEAMLESS INTEGRATION

Our fully integrated systems are easy to install, whether as part of a new setup or a retrofit

SMART CONTROL

Fully automatic, state-of-the-art smart monitoring and controls, with remote monitoring options

COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTIONS

We offer complete design, installation, service and maintenance solutions

How ozone works

Ozone (O₃) is produced by an ozone generator, which typically uses corona discharge or ultraviolet (UV) light. In the corona discharge method, a high-voltage electrical discharge splits oxygen molecules (O₂) into individual oxygen atoms, recombining to form ozone. In the UV light method, UV light breaks down oxygen molecules, which also recombine to form ozone.

The generated ozone gas is then dispersed into the air. Ozone is a highly reactive molecule that spreads throughout the environment where it is applied. It is often used in air purifiers, industrial applications, and environmental remediation processes.

Ozone reacts with airborne contaminants such as bacteria, viruses, mould spores, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and odours in a process called oxidation. Its strong oxidative properties break down the molecular structure of these contaminants, altering their structure and neutralising unpleasant smells.

After ozone has reacted with contaminants, it naturally breaks down and reverts to oxygen (O₂). This decomposition happens relatively quickly, depending on environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity, ensuring that the treated area is safe for occupancy shortly after treatment.

Ozone applications

Borehole & river water

Water recycling

Hotels

Care homes

Healthcare

Building services

Manufacturing

Food & beverage

The Evolve edge

Evolve Water has a wealth of expertise in water treatment and purification systems, providing customised solutions to meet any water quality, site requirement, and constraint. With our outstanding design knowledge, equipment selection, and capacity to create tailored systems, we guarantee a perfect fit for your unique needs and site conditions.