Professional Ozone Generators for Odor Removal & Disinfection

Ozone generators are powerful industrial tools designed to eliminate tough odors and decontaminate homes, vehicles, and commercial spaces. However, finding the best ozone generator can be a challenge, as most consumer models lack professional-grade performance.

BoiE ozone generators stand apart as rugged, high-output machines manufactured in the U.S. in an EPA-registered facility. Meeting all federal requirements for ozone production, BoiE provides a lifetime commitment to reliability, performance, and expert customer support.

Why Buy an Ozone Generator from BoiE?

BoiE machines are engineered in our North American EPA-registered facility, ensuring full compliance with U.S. regulations. Every unit displays a valid EPA establishment number, a critical requirement for legal ozone generator production.

Our industrial-grade ozone machines are designed for remediation professionals who require fast, complete decontamination. Built with rugged materials to withstand harsh environments, BoiE is recognized as one of the most durable brands for property managers and cleaning specialists.

BoiE Ozone Generator Advantages

Portable Design: Compact cases for easy transport and storage.
Serviceable Components: Cases open easily for cleaning or simple repairs with standard tools.
Industrial Transformers: Equipped with stainless steel electrodes for high-output performance.
Safety First: Built-in overcurrent protection and ozone-resistant materials to prevent corrosion.
Customer Peace of Mind: 1-year warranty, 30-day return policy, and a 99% satisfaction rate.

Practical Uses for Professional Ozone Generators

Ozone neutralizes contaminants through oxidation, breaking down the source of the smell rather than masking it. Common applications include:

Residential: Basements, crawl spaces, and apartments.
Restoration: Flood, fire, and mold remediation.
Commercial: Hotel rooms, gyms, medical centers, and daycare facilities.
Specialty: Vehicle detailing, crime scene cleanup, and ozone dry washing for clothes.

For more details, see our Ozone Generator Buying Guide.

What Size Ozone Generator Do I Need?

To achieve permanent results, you need approximately 1,000 mg/hr of ozone per 1,000 cubic feet. For example, a 10x10 room with 10ft ceilings is 1,000 cubic feet.

Using an undersized unit (like an 1,800 mg/hr unit in a whole house) will only mask odors temporarily. Professional restoration requires reaching a specific ozone concentration to effectively oxidize VOCs and contaminants.

Will an Ozone Generator Kill Mold?

Yes, high-output ozone can kill mold spores on surfaces and in the air. However, success depends on avoiding "machine plateau." This occurs when an undersized machine cannot replenish ozone faster than it dissipates. For effective mold removal, high mg/hr output is essential.

Can Ozone Remove Cigarette Smoke Odors?

Cigarette smoke odor removal is complex because tar and phenols create a sticky film on surfaces. While ozone is a powerful cigarette odor eliminator, heavy contamination may require a "multi-step" approach: vacuuming, soot-sponging surfaces, and then performing multiple shock ozone treatments.

What is a Shock Ozone Treatment?

A shock ozone treatment involves reaching a concentration of at least 5 parts per million (ppm). This level is scientifically proven to eliminate resistant bacteria and deep-seated odors.

Safety Warning: Shock treatments must only be performed in completely unoccupied spaces. No people, pets, or plants can be present.

Are Ozone Generators Effective Against Viruses?

Scientific research confirms that ozone deactivates viruses like SARS-CoV-2. During the 2003 SARS outbreak, ozone achieved a 99.22% viral kill rate. Because viruses have no natural defense against oxidation, concentrated ozone is one of the fastest ways to disinfect large unoccupied areas.

Ozone Generators vs. Air Purifiers for Disinfection

Air purifiers are passive devices; they only clean the air that passes through them. Furthermore, many viruses are smaller than HEPA filter openings. In contrast, ozone is an active gas that saturates air and surfaces (carpets, upholstery, walls), making it far superior for total room decontamination.