DIY AirDryer for Aqua Ozonizors
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The List:
Silica Gel with indicator
Aquarium Air Pump
Ozone Generator
Flexible Air Tubing
Air Tubing Ozone stable
Air Stone
Small pot
Explanations ? I don't think so. Just let the air tubing from the air pump go all the way down in the pot. Then fill in silica gel and your done.With the "Air Dryer" you can maximise ozone output up to 50% and save the life of the ozone generator.
I ordered myself an Ozone Generator without a built in pump, my last generator had one integrated and it lasted many years.
Thanks for reading.