Technical data:
UV lamp: 2x16w Voltage: 230V / 115V Room area: 250m3 Power consumption: 60w Operating lamp: 8000 hours Dimensions: 430mm length | 130mm height | 130mm width Learn more about the OZ2000 by reading the brochure: |
Meet the OZ2000 - Feel Protected 24/7
The OZ2000 specializes in removal of mold, fungi and unpleasant odors in the air up t0 99,84%. Persistent odors, which may cause respiratory problems are no match for this multi air cleaner. With the help of patented UV-C & Ozone technology by JIMCO, the OZ2000 will protect you from indoor air pollution. No chemicals or expensive filter needed! Features on the OZ2000:
Warning! People or animals must not be present in the room or area being treated by OZ2000. Easy to install: The OZ2000 should be installed close to the ceiling for maximum reach and only needs an electrical plug to work. Available in the finish: Stainless Steel - Coated |
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Fight the Corona Virus with the OZ2000
The OZ2000 technology has proven to effectively remove mold, fungi and viruses. Even in well-ventilated rooms, some of the more persistent odors have been eliminated. This means that the OZ2000 is the perfect weapon against the most resistant viruses in our day and age. Our tests included the Vaccinia Virus, which is the one of the most difficult viruses in the world to combat. The OZ2000 showed in all test results to reduce this virus by 99,84%. The same reduction is true for COVID-19. Danish studies have noted that not only does the OZ2000 reduce viruses in the air by 99% within 240 minutes, it also performs a sanitization procedure on all surfaces within the treated rooms. Learn more by reading our brochure below: |
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"The product makes life more enjoyable for the residents themselves, their visitors and our staff."
- Nursing home in Kolding, Denmark. Nursing homes have had positive results with air sterilizers. Their capability is particularly relevant to the healthcare sector, where many people are to share the air and where the user groups are particularly vulnerable. Facts on the OZ2000:
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