Unoccupied mode planning
Explain that ozone-based treatment is planned around unoccupied cycles, shutdown windows, and building operations.
Commercial Ozone Systems
Commercial ozone duct systems for unoccupied treatment cycles.
ZoneAir's commercial ozone messaging should focus on ductwork, scheduling, and controlled operation. This is a high-ticket service conversation for facilities that need more than a basic UV retrofit.
How commercial ozone systems should be evaluated
Commercial ozone ductwork systems should be discussed in terms of workflow, scheduling, controls, and building fit. The key issue is how the system is planned around the actual facility operation.
Duct and plenum integration
Describe where the system sits in relation to supply-side ductwork, plenums, and air handlers.
Commercial controls
Talk about scheduling, status monitoring, and operational guardrails rather than generic purifier language.
Key system concepts
- Occupied-time UV without ozone
- Unoccupied ozone treatment cycles
- Duct-mounted core light approach near supply-side air handlers
- Optional monitoring and reporting language for larger facilities
What facility teams should review
- How ozone operation is separated from occupied use
- How the duct and plenum layout affects installation planning
- How controls, scheduling, and monitoring fit the building workflow