Activated Oxygen breaks down odors and other pollutants at their source.
Nature has many ways to produce activated oxygen, a natural air cleaner. For example, we’ve all taken a walk after a thunderstorm and experienced the clean, fresh smell in the air. That’s ozone, or activated oxygen, at work. Normal oxygen O2 is converted to O3, which is commonly called ozone or activated oxygen. O3 will break down odors and other contaminates. The SpringAir employs a separate O3 generator to achieve this natural process.

Step 1:
Normal Oxygen (O2) molecules with two atoms of oxygen each.
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Step 2:
The electrical current of lightning transforms oxygen (O2) molecules to ozone (O3), activated oxygen.
Step 3:
Activated oxygen (O3) breaks back down into oxygen (O2), as extra atom attaches to pollution molecule.
Step 4:
Extra oxygen atom causes breakdown of pollution into benign a substance.