Transportation and Ride-sharing Quest Micro-Blaster™ Ozone Generator

The Crystal Quest Travel Quest Micro-Blaster™ Ozone Generators are great for taxi cabs, public transportation buses, subway, trains, airplanes, airport shuttles, and ride-sharing drivers to quickly disinfect after without the use of harsh, unwanted chemicals. Additionally, individuals such as doctors and healthcare workers can disinfect their vehicles after leaving a healthcare facility.

The Crystal Quest Ozone Generator kills single and multi-cellular organisms including bacteria, viruses (very possibly including the COVID-19 coronavirus), and fungi. The infusion time varies depending on the size of the indoor space and the level of ozone that the system produces; after this time you can enjoy a bacteria-free environment with clean air and peace of mind.

PLEASE READ EPA OZONE GUIDELINES – CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION 

To guarantee safety during the use of an Ozone Generator, activate the system when the space is unoccupied. The Crystal Quest Ozonator is equipped with an easy-to-use timer to assist with safety and will shut the system down prior to reentry. Please allow at least one hour for the ozone to dissipate before space is reoccupied.

For Ozone safety, consider what needs to be treated with ozone. Is your goal to sanitize the air you breathe, eliminate odors, remove the smell of tobacco, or disinfect contaminated areas?

0.2% of ozone is a significant level; this is why ozone concentration is measured in Parts Per Million (PPM).  It only takes 3-4 PPM to kill off all germs, including  Bacteria, and Viruses. When inhaled, ozone can damage the lungs. OZONE GENERATORS SHOULD BE USED AT A MAXIMUM OF 8 HOURS PER DAY.

Important: Normal rates of respiration for resting adults is between 12 to 16 breaths a minute. That’s 12 to 16 times a minute that we inhale not just the good but also the bad of the air around us  including viruses, bacteria,– toxins, chemical, dust and pollutants

Crystal Quest® Ozone Systems and COVID-19

At this time, no one can say for certain that ozone is effective in killing the novel coronavirus COVID-19, as it is simply too early and no peer-reviewed studies have yet been conducted to support or confirm this.

However, we know that ozone destroys other viruses by diffusing the gas through the protein coat of the cell into the nucleic acid core and damaging the RNA of the virus. While healthy cells have complex enzyme systems for protection, viruses have no such protection against oxidative stress which makes them vulnerable to ozone.

We can also look to similar case studies and see that there have been near 20 scientific studies showing ozone gas is able to destroy the SARS coronavirus which is almost identical in structure to the new COVID 19 coronavirus.

Disinfection must only occur during the absence of human, pet, and plant presence.

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Square Footage Calculation Based On System Size

Crystal Quest Ozone Generators are manufactured with various outputs. It is essential for safe use to understand the difference between the output doses. Ozone generators are used to produce ozone for cleaning air or removing smoke odors in unoccupied rooms.

Milligrams Per Hour (mg/h): This output is a low concentration for residential disinfection, small vehicles, and other small areas. Do not purchase a mid-dose or high-dose system for small space.

Grams Per Hour (g/h): This output is a high concentration and should only be used for large vehicles such as public city buses, subway, and trains, and large commercial and industrial dwellings. However, residential homes that exceed 8,000 square feet.

• Meets NEMA Type 3, 3X and IEC IP55
• Weatherproof and UV Stable
• Durable Polycarbonate + ABS
• Gasketed Lid with Dual Latches
• Tamper-Proof Locking Screw with Key and Provision for Padlock
• Includes Wall Mounting Capability
• Durable, Fireproof housing

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The Crystal Quest Ozone generator is a  natural disinfection method that requires zero additives, replacements, and chemicals.

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Quest Micro-Blaster™ Manual

Note: Manuals are subject to change