Medical Ozone Generator

The device that generates ozone OZONO BIEFFE is intended for the sanitization of small/medium environments, car interiors, seats, and upholstery, as well as the sanitization of closets, mattresses, armachairs, helmets, shoes, bags, and accessories, and air conditioners. OZONO BIEFFE is equipped with a blowing hose outlet for specific treatments, as well as two usage features: nonstop and timer. Accessories are available for specific applications, and OZONO BIEFFE is compact and lightweight.input:
output:The Italian Ministry of Health acknowledged the use of ozone in the treatment of air and water as a natural method of sterilizing environments contaminated with bacteria, viruses, spores, molds, and mites with Protocol No. 24482, dated July 31, 1996.input:
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OZONE AS A DISINFECTANT AGENT

The oxidizing effect of ozone has enabled its use as a bactericide, fungicide, and virus inactivating agent since its discovery. Originally, it was employed as a disinfectant for fresh water in France since 1906 and in Germany since 1972. The selection of ozone is predicated on its superior efficacy against a broader range of microorganisms in comparison to other disinfectants. Virus inactivation has been the subject of less research than that of bacteria. Nevertheless, it is well-established that it occurs rapidly following ozonation, despite the fact that the gas concentration must be greater than that required for bacterial inactivation. Ozone's mechanism of action on viruses is not to destroy them, as it does with bacteria, but to inactivate them. The effect of ozone is the oxidation and subsequent inactivation of the specific viral receptors that are used to establish a bond with the cell to be invaded. This would obstruct the virus's multiplication mechanism during its initial phase, which is the invasion of the cell.