owner’s manual - zono technologies
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Fo r you r safety, fo llow ALL inst ruct ions in th is manua l to minimize the risk of fire , e lect r ic shock , exposu re to ozone gas , p roper ty damage , personal in jury, or loss of life .
SIMPLE. SAFE. SUSTAINABLE.
Owner’s Manual
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Failure to follow the ins truct ions in th is manual will void the ZONO warranty.
Contents
1. Welcom e! .............................................................................................................. 3
2 . Oz one safe ty in form at ion ....................................................................................... 4
3 . Heat safe ty in form at ion ........................................................................................... 6
4. Glossa ry ................................................................................................................. 7
5. Ins ta lla t ion ............................................................................................................. 8
6. Fam iliariz e yourse lf with the ZONO ......................................................................... 9
7 . In it ia l s tartup ....................................................................................................... 1 4
8 . Warm up p e riod ................................................................................................... 1 6
9 . Use the ZONO ...................................................................................................... 1 7
Genera l s afe ty gu id elines .................................................................................... 1 8
Choose item s for s an it iz a t ion .............................................................................. 2 0
Choose item s for hea t ing .................................................................................... 2 2
Load item s in to the ZONO .................................................................................. 2 4
Cycle run t im es .................................................................................................. 2 8
Run a cycle ......................................................................................................... 2 9
10 . Disp lay Pane l e rror m essages ............................................................................. 3 6
11 . Em ergency p roced ures ....................................................................................... 4 0
12 . Weekly Care ....................................................................................................... 4 2
13 . Main tenance ...................................................................................................... 4 4
14 . Troub leshoot ing ................................................................................................ 4 6 15 . Oz one Mater ia l Safe ty Data Sheet (MSDS) .............................................................. 48
End User Limited Warranty Certificate ........................................................................... 5 3 16 .
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ZONO Technologies is committed to ensuring that your ZONO works
as designed. Send operating questions to [email protected].
To schedule service, call 404-394-2232 from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. (Eastern United States t ime).
1. Welcome!
Thank you for purchas ing the ZONO sanit iz ing system .
The ZONO system saves count less hours of manual work to sani t i ze toys , c loth ing , fitness equipment , and other item s . The oz one SANITIZE cycle kills 9 9 . 9 % of co m m o n bacteria and viruses , while the opt ional HEAT cycle has proven to be effect ive at killing lice and bed b ugs .
This manual covers these ZONO models :
• SC1 (s ingle d o o r )
• SC2 NH (doub le door without HEAT o p t io n )
• SC2 (d o u b le d o o r wit h HEAT o p t io n )
• ZONO Clo s e t (built -in )
Customer service
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For your safety, follow ALL instruct ions in th is manual to min imize the r isk of fire , e lectr ic shock, exposure to oz one gas, prope r t y damage , perso na l injury, or loss of life .
2. Ozone safety information
The ZONO provides the benefit s o f ozone gas san it iz ing in a sa fe and e ffect ive environment when you fo llow the instruct ions in th is manual.
Oz one h as b ee n u s ed as a p owe rfu l o rgan ic s an it iz e r s ince the 1900s . In fact, m os t b ott led water is tre ate d us ing oz one, and oz onated water is used to tre at fru itand vegetab les . We based the ZONO on m od ern oz onesanit iz ing technology used in the m ed ical device and food industries .
Ozone exposure guidance
The National Inst itute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the Occupational Safety and Health Associat ion (OSHA) have set an oz one exposure gu idance leve l at 0 .1 p arts p er million (ppm ) in an 8 -hour p er io d .
Ozone sensors
To ensure that the OSHA exposure gu idance lim it is never exceeded, the oz one sensors in the ZONO cont inuous ly monitor the ozone levels oth INSIDE and OUTSIDE the cabinet. These sensors can detect oz one at less than 0 .1 pp m .
• Oz one leve ls INSIDE the ZONO are h igher than theguidance level for as long as 2 8 minutes durin g theSANITIZE cycle. The sens ors prevent the magnet ic door lockfrom opening when the oz one level is too high.
• If the sensors detect oz one at a h igher than 0 .1 pp mconcentration OUTSIDE th e ZONO, the cabinetautomatically stop s generat ing oz one and sound s analarm .
Color and odor
Oz one is a color less gas. The character ist ic odor is often descr ibed as s imilar to the s m e ll of e lectrical sparks or the fresh scent after a thunderstorm or heavy rain .
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DO NOT INHALE OZONE GAS! Short term inhalation of high o z o n e co n ce n t r a t io n s , and long-term inhalation of low oz on e concentrat ion s can cause serious harmful physiological effects.
Effects of short-term, low exposure
Short-term low exposure to oz one can cause any of the following temporary effects : head aches, sore throats, and irritat ion in the eyes and nose.
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Do not lean against the ZONO during the Heat cycle.
Do NOT run any potentially flammable items, such as paint, markers, etc., through a HEAT cycle.
3. Heat safety information
This in formation applies to ZONO mod e ls with the HEAT option.
The HEAT cycle kills lice and b ed bugs . Do NOT use the HEAT cyc le for any other
reason.
Outside cabinet temperature
Dur in g the Heat cycle , the outs ide surface of the cabinet may reach temperatures of 110 degrees Fahrenheit . This temperature is b e low the ASTM C1 0 5 5 recommendat ion , which calls for the exter ior of devices to remain at or be low 140 degrees.
Inside temperature
The temperature ins id e the ZONO may reach 1 5 0 degrees Fahrenheit dur ing a HEAT cycle. Make sure that any objects p laced with in the cabinet can withstand th is temperature.
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4. Glossary
Access Code A seq uence of num bers tha t m us t b e en tered on the Keypad b efo re you can lock or un lock the ZONO door o r s tart a cycle .
Access Keypad Located b elow the Display Panel.
You m ust en te r your Access Code here to op erate the ZONO.
Display Panel
The Display funct ion shows the current s ta tus o f the ZONO.
• Green when d oor is locked .• Red when door is un locked .
The Touch Screen funct ion contro ls the ZONO’s op erat ions .
Power Switch
Located on the right s ide o f the m ach ine .
When switched o ff, im m ed ia tely:
• Rem oves e lect rical power from the ZONO, s topp ing op era tions .• Stops the generat ing of ozone .• Allows door(s ) to b e opened .See p age 1 1 for d etails .
Green Button Pres s to lock the ZONO and s ta rt a cycle .
Located in s id e the ZONO on the bo ttom o f the eng ine .
Interior Emergency Stop
Pres s ing th is b u tton im m ediate ly:
• Stops the ZONO from op erat ing .• Stops the generat ion of ozone .• Allows the door to b e op ened .Does NOT tu rn the cab ine t o ff, b u t oz one is no longer generated .
Magnetic Door Lock Prevents the door from b eing op ened d u ring a cycle or when oz one leve ls in s id e the ZONO are h igh .
On ly op erat iona l when the ZONO has e lect rica l power.
Ozone Sensors Continuous ly m on itor oz one leve ls INSIDE and OUTSIDE of the ZONO d uring the SANITIZE cycle .
Warm Up Period The m inim um wait t im e req uired before beg inn ing a cycle . Varie s based on how long the ZONO has b een withou t power.
See p age 1 6 fo r a chart of wait t im es .
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Take care when unpacking, moving, and securing the cabinet to the wall.
The cabinet contains light bulbs and electronic components which may break or be damaged if dropped, jolted, turned over, or moved incorrectly.
A label required by the EPA is affixed to the right side of the cabinet of Mod e ls SC1 , SC2 NH, an d SC2 . If this label is not visible after installation, attach the duplicate EPA label (provided) where it can be clearly seen.
For the Bu ilt -in ZONO Closet , attach the provided label to the wall beside the cabinet’s door. This label must be visible at all times.
Do NOT remove any labeling on the ZONO!
5. Installation
This in formation does NOT apply to the ZONO Closet.
ZONO cabinets must b e installed in accordance with these instruct ions .
1. Remove all of the protect ive film . Place one hand on the cabinet, as shown on the r ight , to prevent be ing s tar t led b y s tat ice lectricity.
2. Plug the power cord into the outlet . Do NOT use an extension cord .
3. Can you see the EPA lab e l on the r ight s ide of the cabinet?
• Yes — Installat ion is complete .
• No — Attach the duplicate EPA lab e l, p ro vid ed with your ZONO, in a vis ible location. Do NOT cover any contro ls .
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6. Familiarize yourself with the ZONO
The ins t ruct ions in th is manua l will b e eas ier to fo llow if you know where to find these con t ro ls :
• Display Panel — p age 10 .
• Power Switch — p age 11 .
• Interior Emergency Stop — p age 12 .
• Green Button — p age 13 .
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Display Panel
The touch-screen Display Panel shows the current status of the ZONO. The color of the screen shows the condit ion of the Magnetic Door Lock:
• Green = Locked.
• Red = Unlocked .
Press the co m m a n d s on the Display Panel to contro l a ll ZONO funct io ns , su ch as start ing a cycle or locking / un locking the door. The Display Panel also includes a Keypad with five keys, labeled F1 through F5, which allow you to enter your Access Code.
SC1, SC2NH, SC2 location
The Display Panel is located on the front of the SC1 , SC2NH, and SC2 .
ZONO Closet location
The Display Panel is not attached directly to the ZONO Closet itse lf b ut on an exterior panel.
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When the Exterior Emergency Stop and Power Switch is Off, the Magnetic Door Lock does not work.
The door may be opened even if the ozone levels inside the Zono are unsafe.
Exterior Power Switch
The Exterior Power Switch has two posit ions: Reset
and Off. Position
What will work
Ozone generation Display Panel Keypad Ozone sensors Door Lock
Reset Yes , if cycle s ta rts Yes Yes Yes Yes
Off No No No No No
You will normally leave th e Power Switch in the Reset pos it ion , un less directed to switch to the Off posit ion by the Display Panel or th is manual. Supplying the Zono with power a llows the doors to lock, even when a cycle is not running .
If you s witch to th e Off pos it ion , see page 16 for in format ion on how long the ZONO must b e powered up before you can run a cycle.
SC1, SC2NH, SC2 location
The Exterior Power Switch is located o n the s ide of the SC1 , SC2NH, and SC2 , to the r ight of the front doors ZONO Closet location
The Exterior Power Switch is not attached direct ly to the ZONO itse lf but on an exter ior panel bes id e the closet door.
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When the Interior Emergency Stop is pressed, the doors may be opened even if the ozone leve ls ins ide the Zono are unsafe .
Interior Emergency Stop
Pus h ing th is re d button d isengages the Magnetic Door Lock. The doors can be opened from e ither ins ide or outs ide the ZONO.
Someone accidentally locked ins ide the ZONO can press the Interior Emergency Stop.
SC1, SC2NH, SC2 location
The Interior Emergency Stop is located on the back of the door of the SC1 , SC2 NH, and SC2 , as shown in the picture to the r ight.
ZONO Closet location
In t h e ZONO Closet, the Interior Emergency Stop is located near the Green Button. The location of both these buttons is determined d u r in g installat ion a n d ma y vary from one ZONO Closet to another .
In the picture to the left , the Interior Emergency Stop is located above the Green Button.
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Green Button
Pushing the Green Button prep ares the ZONO to start a cycle or lock the door, but you mu st close the door and choose a command with the Display Panel before the ZONO will generate oz one and / or heat.
SC1, SC2NH, SC2 location
The Green Button is located ins ide the SC1, SC2 NH, and SC2, on the bottom of the engine cabinet .
ZONO Closet location
In the ZONO Closet, the Green Button is located next to the Interior Emergency Stop. The location of both these buttons is determined during insta llat ion and may vary from one ZONO Closet to another. In the p ic ture to the r ight , the Green Button is located below the Interior Emergency Stop.
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After following the steps above, call ZONOTechnologies if:
• the ZONO has power but the Disp lay Panel is not lit .• the ZONO does not have power.
The Water Reservoir provides humidity the ZONO needs to run.
7. Initial startup
8. Turn the Exterior Emergency Stop and Power Switch to the Reset position.
9. Does the ZONO have power — the Display Panel has a red (door unlocked ) or a green (door locked ) background ?
• YES — Proceed to Step 3 .
• NO — Follow the steps in the table below. Stop when the ZONO has power.
Is the power cord p lugged in?
Is the Exterior Emergency Stop and Power Switch in the Reset pos it ion?
Has th e circu it b reaker in the build ing’s m ain e lect rical b o x b een t rip p ed ?
3. Unscrew the Water Reservoir, found on th e top r ight s ide of the bottom of th e ZONO engine.
4. Fill the reservoir to the top line with clean tap or bottled water and securely screw it back in position.
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5. Enter your Access Code us ing the Keypad (F1 through F5 ) be low the Display Panel.
6. If you entered the Acces s Co d e correctly, the Dis p la y Pa n e l read s Un lo ck on a Green background , as shown in the example below. The Green color
indicates that the door is locked .
7. Allo w th e ZONO to run for at least 24 hours without start ing a SANITIZE orHEAT cycle. See p age 16 for in formation ab out the m andatory warm up per iods .
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8. Warm up period
At the in it ia l startup of th e ZONO an d if th e ZONO is s witch ed “off” b y th e Exterior Emergency Stop and Power Switch, or loses power for any reason, restore power and ob serve the following min imum warm up t imes before start ing a SANITIZE cycle :
Time without power Warm up time
1 m inute to 3 d ays 1 0 m inutes
4 - 7 d ays 1 hour
More than one week
Includ es your in it ia l rece ip t o f the ZONO. 2 4 hours
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For your safety and the safety of others, READ AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING THE ZONO.
Before operating the ZONO, make sure that you have:
• Installed the ZONO correctly;
• Read the Initial startup instructions on page 14.
• Read the Warmup period information on page 16.
9. Use the ZONO
This sect ion descr ibes how to use the ZONO to sanit ize or heat item s . It cove rs the following topics :
• “Genera l safety gu ide lines” on p age 18
• “Choose item s for sanit izat ion” on p age 20
• “Choose item s for heat ing” on p age 22
• “Load item s into the ZONO” on p age 24
• “Cyc le run t imes” on p age 28
• “Run a cyc le” on p age 29
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General safety guidelines
See the informat ion be low and on the next p age for important ru les on us ing
the ZONO.
DO NOT
• Allow children to op e rate or p lay n ear th e ZONO.
• Op en the door t o t h e ZONO while it is operat ing .
• Allow a person or animal ins id e the ZONO, except as needed to load the ZONO Closet.
• Use an extension cord to power the ZONO.
• Cover any vents , holes , or passages in the ZONO.
• Put anyth ing other than clean tap or bott led water in the Water Reservoir.
• Share your ZONO access cod e with anyone who has not read th is manual.
• Clim b , s it , lean , hang, or stand on the ZONO.
• Put item s on top of the ZONO or use it for storage.
• Rep air the ZONO, except as descr ibed in Sect ion 13 . Maintenance on p age 44 .
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Follow the Warm up period instructions on page 16 if the ZONO has been powered OFF.
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• Check that no one is ins ide the ZONO before locking the door or start ing a cycle.
• Only p lug the ZONO into a 115V circuit with a m in im u m capacity of 15 am p s .
• Always keep the door locked when the ZONO is not being load ed or unload ed . The Display Pane is green when the door locked .
• Follow the instruct ions in these sect ions of the manual before start ing a cycle:
Section Page
5 . Ins talla t ion 7
7 . In it ia l s ta rtup 1 4
8 . Warm up p eriod 1 6
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Items that can be sanitized may not be acceptable for the HEAT cycle and vice-versa.
Choose items for sanitization
The tab les be low an d on p age 21 provide examples of what CAN and CANNOT be p lace d in the ZONO for sanit izat ion , but they are not a comprehens ive lis t of a ll poss ibilit ies .
If you have a quest ion ab out whether an item can b e sanit ized , ca ll ZONO Technolog ies .
Acceptable items for the SANITIZE cycle
Items Loading Method
Toys , do lls , gam es , p lus h item s , soft and ha rd b locks , s tuffed an im als , books , p lay food and kitchen acces so ries , covers , p upp ets , Legos , p las tic figures , p lay dough , p uzz le p ieces , lacing card s , ra t t les .
Tray Cart
Hats , clo thes , cos tum es , shee ts , b lankets , towels . Drap e or hang from Tray Cart or Mat Rack
Com p uter keyb oard s , m ice, m us ical ins tru m ents , e lectron ic toys with b a tteries , te lep hones . Tray Cart
Art Sup p lies (crayons , m arke rs , g lue b ot t les and s t icks , s cis so rs , pa in t b rushes , ease ls , d ry e rase and chalk b oard s ). Tray Cart
Class room chairs , tab les , bookcases , bas ke ts , conta ine rs , act ivity cente rs , do ll houses , b ead tab le s , bean bag p illows , cus hions , m irro rs , rocking toys , s to rage b ins .
Floor or on ups ide- d own Tray
Res t m ats , co ts , crib m att resses , activity m ats , yoga m ats . Mat Rack
Crib m ob iles , s oft foam fu rn itu re , rugs , s tep s tools , walkers , exe rcise rs , b ouncy seats .
Floor or on ups ide- d own Tray
Mop s , b room s , buckets . Floor or on ups ide- d own Tray
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The ZONO does not remove dirt from item s .
Unacceptable items for the SANITIZE cycle
Items Unacceptable because
Hum ans o r an im als Ozone exposure is poten t ia lly le thal.
Peop le m ay en ter the ZONO Close t only to load and unload it .
Chem ica ls Ozone and / or heat can cause chem icals to react dangerous ly.
Food , b everages , p lates , cup s , eat ing u tens ils
The ZONO sanit iz es item s , b u t it does not rem ove d irt , food , res idue , e tc.
The ZONO is not certified for use in food preparation.
Natural rub b er p rod ucts
Oz one b reaks down natu ra l rub b er in a p roces s ca lled “ozone cracking.”
If in d oub t about the com pos it ion of an item , check the m anufactu rer’s lab e l.
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The temperature inside the ZONO reaches 150 degrees Fahrenheit during a HEAT cycle. Items that cannot withstand this temperature may be destroyed.
Items that can be heated may not be acceptable for the SANITIZE cycle and vice-versa.
The ZONO does not remove dirt from item s .
Choose items for heating
The tables below on page 23 provide examples of what CAN and CANNOT be p laced in th e ZONO for the HEAT cycle , but they are not a comprehens ive lis t of a ll poss ibilit ies .
If you have a question ab out whether an item can be treated in the HEAT cycle, call ZONO Technolog ies .
Acceptable items for the HEAT cycle
Items Loading Method
Pillows , p lus h item s , soft clo th b locks o r books , s tuffed an im als , clo th p up p ets o r o ther clo th item s . Tray Cart
Drape o r hang from Tray Cart or Mat Rack
Rub b er item s ,
Hats , clo thes , cos tum es , shee ts , b lankets , towels .
Class room chairs , tab les , bookcases , bas ke ts , conta ine rs , act ivity cente rs , do ll houses , b ead tab le s , bean bag p illows , cus hions , m irro rs , rocking toys , and s torage b ins ,
Floo r
Res t m ats , co ts , crib m att resses , activity m ats , yoga m ats . Mat Rack
Crib m ob iles , s oft foam fu rn itu re , rugs , s tep s tools , walkers , exe rcise rs , b ouncy seats . Floo r
Mop s , b room s , buckets . (non-p las t ic only) Floor
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Unacceptable items for the HEAT cycle
Any item s that cannot withstand 1 5 0 degrees Fahrenheit may be destroyed dur ing the Heat cycle. Th is includes any item s made of plast ic or that contain waxes or chemicals .
Items Unacceptable because
Hum ans o r an im als Heat exp osure is poten t ia lly le thal.
Peop le m ay en te r the ZONO Clos e t on ly to load and un load it .
Plas tic toys : Toys , do lls , gam es , p las tic b locks , p lay food and kitchen acces so ries , Legos , p las t ic figures , p uz z le p ieces , ra t t les .
Melting d anger.
Item s with non-o rgan ic s tu ffin g :
• Stuffed anim als• b ean b ag p illows• cush ions
Non-organ ic fill m a te ria l m ay m elt even if ou ts id e cover can withs tand the hea t in s id e the ZONO.
Play Dough Chem icals in Play Dough cannot with s tand hea t in s id e the ZONO.
Com p uter keyboard s , m ice , m us ica l ins trum ents , e lectron ic toys with b at teries , and te lep hones .
Melting d anger.
Elect ronic d is p lays m ay “craze” when exp os ed to hea t .
Art Sup p lie s (crayons , m arke rs , g lue bot t les and s t icks , scis s ors , pa in t b rus hes , ease ls , d ry e rase and cha lk board s ).
Melting d anger.
Som e art s up p lies conta in vola t ile chem ica ls tha t should not b e exp osed to heat .
Class room chairs , tab les , bookcas es , bas kets , conta ine rs , act ivity centers , do ll hous es , bead tab les .
Melting d anger.
Exercisers o r bouncy sea ts with p las tic p arts .
Melting d anger.
Mops , b room s , b uckets m ade of p las t ic, e ither en t ire ly o r in part (hand les ). Melting d anger.
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Do NOT stack or pile items on top of one
another. Without air flow, items will not be
effectively sanitized.
You can stack larger items in a Tray, as long as you can still slide it into the Tray Cart .
Load items into the ZONO
This sect ion (p age 24 through p age 27 ) descr ibes how to load item s .
See page 2 9 for instruct ions on unlocking the door and running a cycle . Your ZONO system may include Trays, Tray Carts, and Mat Racks that can be used in the SANITIZE and HEAT cycles . These Accessories will enable you to m a x im iz e the number of item s you can treat at one time and will ensure the proper airflow between the items.
Tray
The Trays provide d with your ZONO d o not require assembly.
Place item s flat. Do NOT stack or pile item s on top of one another .
Examples
CORRECT CORRECT WRONG
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Don’t load items higher than the top of the Tray Cart.
You may not be able to roll the Tray Cart into the ZONO and the Tray Cart may tip over.
Tray Cart
Tray Cart assembly instruct ions are provided in the b ox conta in ing the Tray
Cart parts . 1. The Tray Cart hold s 7 Trays with the Tray Slid es at the ir norm al p os it ions . You can
ad just the Tray Slides to allow m ore space if you have load ed larger /taller item s in the Trays .
2 . Load the Trays with item s . Make sure the item sd on ’t s tand so h igh that the Tray won’t fit in tothe Tray Cart .
3 . Slid e a Tray into th e firs t Tray Slid es .
4 . Rep eat with remaining Trays.
5 . Place one foot at the base of the Tray Cart andpull back gent ly to raise the front wheels off theground .
6 . Push the Tray Cart over the bottom edge of thed oor op ening and into the ZONO.
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The Mat Rack is specifically designed to allow air to flow around bulky objects. Don’t run a
cycle for mats, cots, or mattresses without using the Mat Rack.
Do not overload the Mat Rack.
Don’t drape items on top of the Mat Rack after it is
loaded.
Mat Rack
Each Mat Rack hold s as m any as s ix p added mats between metal ” fingers .” The Mat Racks allow air-flow essent ia l to proper sanit izat ion.
Most cr ib mattresses fit in the Mat Rack, but s ince they are often thicker than mats, you may not be able to load s ix . Make sure there is enough p ace between mattresses (or any other objects load ed in the Mat Rack) to a llow air to flow between them . 1 . Insert mats or other item s up r ight , with or without sheets , in to the
fingers of the Mat Rack.
2 . Place one foot at the base of the Mat Rack and pull back gently to raise the front wheels off the ground .
3 . Push the Mat Rack over the bottom edge of the door opening and into the ZONO.
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Loose items
You can hang or d rap e item s on the Tray Cart or Mat Rack, as long as a ir can flow between a ll item s in the ZONO. • Use hangers or clip s to hold dress up clothes , hats,
stuffed animals and s imilar item s .
• Use hangers with clip s to hold books, s p read ing the p ages like a fan to allow air to flow between th em .
• Drape blankets , s leeping bags, or other item s .
Large, Wide, or Bulky Items
Place large item s , like b e an bag chairs , on top of the Tray Cart after rolling the cart into the ZONO. Leave the top rack of the Tray Cart empty. Rem ember to remove the large item before rolling the Tray Cart out o f the Zono. Never ro ll th e Tray Cart in or out of the ZONO with an item load ed on top .
You can also place a Tray ups ide d own on the floor of the ZONO and p lace a large item o n top of it . Th e Tray allows for p r o p e r a ir flow below the item .
If the item already s its off the ground , like a bouncy seat, you can p lace it on the floor of the ZONO because air can s t ill flow beneath it .
Use more than one loading option You can combine loading opt ions in the SC2 NH, SC2 , and ZONO Closet.
For example , you can p lace both a Tray Cart and a Mat Rack in these cabinets at the same t im e .
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Cycle run times
Cycle Time to complete
Sanitiz e 3 0 m inutes
Heat 9 0 m inutes
Sanit iz e & Heat 1 2 0 m inutes
Pay STRICT ATTENTION to the background color of the Display Panel!
Green background: Door locked.
Red background: Door unlocked.
Never interrupt a cycle unless a person is inside the ZONO.
Opening the door before a SANITIZE cycle finishes will release ozone.
Run a cycle
1. Make sure the Ext e rio r Em e rg e n cy St o p a n d Powe r Sw it ch is in the Re s e tposit ion , so that the Ma g n e t ic Do o r Lo ck is funct ional. See p age 11 for m oreinformation.
2. Does the Dis p la y Pa n e l have a GREEN or RED background , indicat ing that theZONO is powered on?
• YES — Go to Step 3 .
• NO — Check that the Ext e rio r Em e rg e n cy St o p a n d Powe r Sw it ch is in theRe s e t posit ion. If so, and the Dis p la y Pa n e l is s t ill not illuminated , callZONO Technolog ies .
3 . Does the Dis p la y Pa n e l message include the word s Sa fe t o o p e n or Sa fe t oOp e n Do o r on a GREEN background ?
• YES — Go to Step 4 .
• NO — Follow the instruct ions on the message. The ZONO is p ro bab ly runninga cycle a lready. You must wa it unt il the current cycle fin ishes befores tar t ing a new on e .
• 4 . Enter your Access Cod e us ing the Access Keypad be low theDis p lay Pane l .
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If you do not tap Unlock within 20 seconds, the Display Panel reverts to the previous message.
5 . If you entered the Acce ss Co d e correctly, the Displa y Pa n e l read s Unlo ck on a GREEN background , as shown in the example be low.
6. With in 20 second s, press F5 on the Dis p la y Pa n e l with your finger .The background turns RED and the message read s Un lo cke d :
7 . Op en the door and load item s into the ZONO.
• See p age 20 and p age 22 for help decid ing which item s can be treated .
• See p age 24 for m ore information on loading the ZONO.
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8 . Enter your Access Co d e on the Access Ke yp a d again.
9 . The Dis p la y Pa n e l remains RED .
10 . Reach ins ide the ZONO and push the Gre e n Bu t to n . Th is button is located onth e bottom of the eng ine (pictured below) on the SC1 , SC2 NH, and SC2 . It may b e located at different p laces with in the ZONO Closet but is a lways near the door.
11. Close the door.
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If you do not tap a command within 20 seconds of pushing the Green Button, the Display Panel reverts to the previous message.
12. With in 20 second s of pushing the Gre e n Bu t t o n , tap the des ired commandon th e Dis p la y Pa n e l.
Command Use to
Lock
Lock the door withou t s tart ing a cycle .
You m ay wan t to use th is com m and if you have not fu lly load ed the ZONO yet or want to run a cycle a t a la te r t im e.
ALWAYS lock the door when you are not act ive ly load ing the ZONO.
Sanit iz e Run a cycle with only oz one san it iza t ion .
Heat Run a cycle that h ea t s th e ZONO in te rio r bu t does NOT genera te ozone .
Not a ll m od els o ffer hea ting .
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13. The cycle beg ins . The Dis p la y Pa n e l shows the current status, whichvar ies depending on the cycle you se lected in Step 12 :
If you do not acknowledge the Heat warning within 20 seconds, the Display Panel reverts to the previous message.
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14 . The Dis p la y Pa n e l notifies you when the cycle is complete . The background will b e green, and the text will include :
• Locked
• Safe to Open
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15. Enter the Access Co d e on the Access Ke yp d again to unlock the door andremove the item s .
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If the Corrective Action for an error message requires you to switch the Exterior Emergency Stop a n d Po we r switch to O ff observe the mandatory warm up period before using the ZONO again.
See page 16 for deta ils .
10. Display Panel error messagesIn addit ion to the normal ope rat ing mes sages shown when unloading, loading, a n d r u n n in g the ZONO (p age 29 ), the Dis p la y Pa n e l can show alarm and error messages : • Service Need ed . Call ZONO Technologies Cod e 102 . Safe to Op en
Door.
• Humidity low. Ad d water. Safe to Op en Door.
• Interior Emergency Stop Pressed .
• Room Oz one Detected . Put Exter ior Em erg ency Stop and Power Switch in Off Pos it ion. Evacuate Room .
• Service Need ed . Do Not Op en Door. Call ZONO Technologies Cod e 1 01 .
Se rvice Ne e d e d . Ca ll ZONO T e c h n o l o g i e s Co d e 1 0 2 . Sa fe t o Op e n
Do o r. The oz one leve l ins ide the ZONO d id not reach the proper leve l.
Co rre ct ive Act io n
Rem ove item s .
Assum e your item s were not s an it iz ed .
Contact ZONO Technologies . Do NOT use the ZONO unt il to ld to do so b y ZONO Technologies.
Hu m id it y lo w . Ad d w a t e r. Sa fe t o Op e n Do o r . There is not
enough water in the Water Reservo ir .
Co rre ct ive Act io n
See “1 2 . Weekly Care” on p ag e 4 2 for in s t ruct ions on filling the Water Res ervo ir.
See p age 4 6 for in form at ion ab ou t checking for leaks .
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Interior Emergency Stop Pressed.
Is a person inside the ZONO?
Yes No
Move the Power Switch to OFF.
Twis t the Interior Emergency Stop b ut ton clockwise to rese t it .
Rep os it ion the item s in s ide the ZONO so they will no t fa ll agains t the b utton .
Op en the ZONO d oor(s ).
Rem ove the p erson from the ZONO and evacuate the area .
Seek m ed ica l a t ten t ion fo r head ache , so re throat , o r e ye irrita t ion .
Allow a t lea s t 1 5 m inutes for any oz one to reve rt to oxygen before en te ring the room in wh ich the ZONO is located .
Assum e your item s were not san it iz ed o r heated long enough to kill lice and / or b ed bugs .
Sta rt a new cycle .
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Corrective Action
Room Ozone Detected. Th e exter ior oz on e s ens or so und s an a larm any t ime that the current OSHA Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) for an 8 ho ur wo rk d a y o f 0 .1 p p m t im e we ig h t e d average is exceed ed for even 3 0 s econ d s . Th e a larm is a mes sage on th e screen accompanied b y a b eep ing .
The Screen will read Room Ozone Detected and the ZONO will immediately start destructing the Ozone inside of the machine. As soon as the exterior ozone level is below .1 ppm, the Room Ozone detected message will clear but it is likely that the Ozone levels inside of the machine are still in excess of the OSHA limits
Do NOT op en the ZONO as the levels ins id e m ay b e in exces s o f the OSHA lim its !
Wait up to 1 5 m inutes fo r any ozone ins id e of the ZONO to b e cata lyt ica lly d es tructed b efore op en ing the door. The d isp lay p anel will te ll you when it is s a fe to op en the door to the ZONO
Assum e your item s were not s an it iz ed
Check the door gasket fo r a reas where leakage m ay occur.
Seek m ed ical a t ten tion fo r headache , so re th roat , o r eye irrita t ion .
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Corrective Action
Service Needed. Do Not Open Door. Call ZONO Technologies Code 101.
The ozone leve l in s ide the ZONO may b e too high or th e ins id e ozone s e n s o r may not b e working correctly.
Do NOT op en the ZONO!
Move the switch to OFF.
Do NOT op en the ZONO doors !
Assum e your item s were not san it iz ed o r heated long enough to kill lice and / or b ed bugs .
Contact ZONO Technologies . Do NOT use the ZONO un t il t o ld to d o so by ZONO Techno log ie s
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If you switch th e Exterior Emergency Stop and Power Switch to Off, then back to Reset, observe the mandatory warm up period before using the ZONO again. See page 16 for d etails .
11. Emergency procedures
Person Inside the ZONO During a Cycle
If you see or suspect that someone is ins ide the ZONO dur ing a cyc le :
1. Move the Power Switch to OFF.
2 . Op en the ZONO door(s ).
3 . Remove the person from the ZONO and evacuate the area.
4 . Seek medical attention for head ache, sore throat, or eye irritation.
5 . Allow at least 15 minutes for an y oz on e to revert to oxygen before enter ing th e room in which the ZONO is located .
6 . Assume your item s were not sanit ized or heated lo ng enough to kill lice and / or bed bugs .
7 . Run the cyc le again.
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Follow these instructions if you suspect or know that you :
• Sm ell electrical s parks, lightn ing , or th e fresh s cent after a thunderstorm or heavy ra in .
• Feel headache, sore throat, irritat ion in the eyes and nose.• ZONO alarm and d isp lay indicate ozone exposure.• Believe that ozone gas is coming from the ZONO.• Believe that the Interior Emergency Stop Button was pushed AND the door opened dur ing a SANITIZE cycle .
Suspect ed or confirm ed ozone exposure
1. Move the Power Switch to OFF.
2 . Op en the ZONO door(s ).
3 . Evacuate the area.
4 . Seek m edical attention for head ache, sore throat, or eye irritation.
5 . Allow at least 15 minutes for any oz one to revert to oxygen.
6 . Assume your item s were not sanit ized or heated lo ng enough to kill lice and / or bed b ugs .
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Do NOT remove or open any cover or access port on the ZONO engine unless you have been authorized in writing to do so by ZONO Technologies.
Doing so voids the warranty.
On ly ZONO Technologies -approved technicians may inspect or repair the
ZONO.
Do NOT clean the door gaskets. They may be damaged by abrasion or chemicals.
12. Weekly Care
Cleaning
Use a com mercial s tain less -stee l cleaner on all a luminu m surfaces .
You may see b lack aluminum oxid e res idue on your cloth . Th is res ide is
normal.
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Weekly care tasks
Component Check Photos
Water rese rvoir
Cle an an d re fill.
1 . Un s cre w th e Wate r Rese rvoir, found o nth e top righ t s id e of the b ottom of theZONO eng ine .
2 . Fill the rese rvoir to the top line with cleantap or b ot t led wate r and secu re ly screwit b ack in p os it ion .
Failu re to m ain ta in the wate r leve l can res u lt in fa ilu re to s an it iz e or d am age!
Dis trib u tion ven ts
In sp ect b oth vents to ensu re that ne ithe r is b locked .
The Dis t rib u t ion Vents are located on the b ot tom and fron t of the eng ine .
Door gaske ts
In spect the d oor gas ke ts to ensu re they are not to rn or d am aged .
The gas ke ts a re located a long the ins ide ed ge of each door.
Do NOT:
• Clean the d oor gas ke t s . They m ay b edam aged b y ab ras ion or chem ica ls .
• Op e rate the ZONO if th e g as kets ared a m a g e d .Call ZONO Techno log ie s .
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13. Ma in t e n a n ce
Mo vin g t h e ZONO
Take care when moving the ZONO cabinet (or the engine for the Built -in ZONO Closet). The y contain light bu lbs and e lectronic components which may break or be damaged .
Oz o n e s e n s o r m a in t e n a n ce The ZONO is equipped with two oz one sensors that monitor the ozone leve l.
• In s id e s e n s o r : Located on the bottom of the eng ine .
• Ou t s id e s e n s o r : Located outside of the air-t ight sea led cabinet of Mod e ls SC1 and SC2 NH or the Bu ilt -in ZONO Closet.
Ye a rly re p la ce m e n t o f in s id e s e n s o r
The ins ide oz one sensor must b e rep laced annually.
ZONO Technologies will provide you with a new inside ozone sens or and instruct ions on the anniversary of the first year of your ownership of the ZONO.
Ins id e oz one sensor
You are responsible for the cost of ins ide ozone sensor replacement at the end of the second year and go ing forward. You may purchase these sensors from ZONO Technolog ies .
In s id e s e n s o r fa ilure
In the unlike ly event that the ins ide sens or fails , it will re port that the ozone level in the ZONO is h igher than it really is . If th is hap p ens : • The magnet ic lock will not unlock , and you will b e unable to open
the door.
• The Dis p la y Pa n e l will read Se rvice Ne e d e d . Do n o t o p e n door. Ca ll ZONO T e c h n o l o g i e s Co d e 1 0 1 .
If th is prob lem occurs, do NOT op en the door. See page 39 for details on the meaning of th is message and t roubleshoot ing s tep s .
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Oz o n e lig h t b u lb s
The oz one light bulbs are located behind the vent on the front of the eng ine . When an oz on e light bu lb is not work ing , the Dis p la y Pa n e l will read Se rvice Ne e d e d . Do n o t o p e n d o o r . Ca ll ZONO Technologies Co d e 1 0 2 . Sa fe t o Open Do o r . • See pa g e 36 for further instruct ions .
• Call ZONO Technologies to obtain replacement light b u lbs .Re p la ce a lig h t b u lb
1 . Remove the vent panel by unscrewing the four Phillip s head screws.
2 . Ins ide the vent, you will see four light bu lbs . The light bulb that is not working will NOT have a dist inct ive appearance. We recommend th a t you rep lace all four bu lbs at the same t ime .
3 . Unclip a bulb by moving it toward the s ide of the clip that is op en and pulling it out of the rear socket.
4 . Insert the p lug end of a new light bulb into the rear socket and then s lid e it into the clip .
5 . Vis it www.epa.gov/c fl/c flrecyc ling .htm l#whererecyc le for information aboutd ispos ing of the old bu lbs .
Locat ion of Four Oz one Ligh t Bulbs Through Ven t Hole
Oz one Ligh t Bu lb Plug End
View of Four Plugs Through Ven t Hole
Do not break the ozone light bulbs!
They contain a s m all amount of
mercury.
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14. Tro u b le s h o o t in g
Wh a t if t h e re is w a te r o n t h e it e m s in s id e t h e ZONO?
Is the Wate r Rese rvoir b e ing screwed t igh t ly in to the b ot tom o f the ZONO eng ine and not leaking?
• No — Refill the re se rvoir and s crew it b ack in t igh t ly. Watch for an y leaks .• Yes — Call ZONOsan itech . Do not con t inue to use the ZONO.
Wh a t if t h e ZONO lo s e s p o w e r d u r in g a cycle ?
This s ituat ion occu rs if the e lect rica l cord is unp lugged , you r b u ild in g lo s e s power, o r if the Exte rior Em e rg e n cy St o p a n d Po w e r Sw it ch is set to OFF b y m is take .
1 . If p ower was los t d u ring a SANITIZE cycle , as sum e that the oz one levels in s ide thecab ine t are h igh .
2 . Do NOT op en the d oor for at leas t 1 5 m inu tes after the p ower los s . Withou tp ower, the m agne t ic d oor locks d o not work and can b e op ened even if there areh igh leve ls of oz one in s id e the cab ine t .
3 . Plug the e lectrica l cord b ack in to the ou t le t o r set the Exte r io r Em e rg e n cy St o pa n d Po w e r Sw it ch to Re s e t . If a ll p ower to your b u ild ing has b een los t , waitun t il it is re s tored .
4 . Assum e the cycle was n o t com p le ted and tha t item s were not s an it iz ed o rh e a te d enough to kill lice an d / o r b e d b ugs .
5 . Afte r the ZONO is rece iving p ower, a llow th e p rop e r warm up p e riod (p age1 6 ) b e fore s tart ing a new cycle .
Wh a t if t h e Dis p la y Pa n e l is n o t lit o r is b la n k fo r a n u n k n o w n re a s o n ?
The ZONO is not rece iving e lectrica l p ower.
1 . Fo llow the in s t ructions for “What if the ZONO loses p ower d u ring a cycle?” ab ove .
2 . If the Dis p la y Pa n e l rem ains b lank even though the ZONO ap p ears to b ep owered on , ca ll ZONOsan itech .
Wh a t if t h e In t e r io r Em e rg e n cy Sw it ch w a s p re s s e d b y a ccid e n t w h e n lo a d in g th e ZONO, o r b y it e m s fa llin g a g a in s t t h e s w it ch ?
1 . Twis t the In t e r io r Em e rg e n cy St o p b u t ton clockwise to rese t it .
2 . Rep os it ion the item s in s id e the ZONO so they will no t fa ll agains t the b u tton .
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If you leave the ZONO unattended after a power outage, make sure the door won’t be opened for at least 15 minutes.
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15. Ozone Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
Product: Oz one Effective Date: 0 6 / 0 1 / 2 0 1 8
Product Ident ificat ion Synonym s: Triatom ic oxygen CAS No.: 1 0 0 2 8-1 5 -6 Molecu lar Weigh t : 4 8 .0 Che m ical Form ula: O3
Composition/Information on Ingredients Ing red ien t CAS No Percen t Haz ard ous Oz one gas 1 0 0 2 8 -1 5 -6 1 - 1 5 % Yes
Hazards Identification
Emergency Overview
Highly react ive, oz on e concentrat ions above 15% can explode on contact with organic sub s tances , especially strong reduc ing agents . Oz one is a powerfu l oxidizing agent and ox idat ion with oz one evolve s m ore heat and usually starts at a lower temperature than oxidat ion with oxygen. It re acts with non-saturated organic compounds to produce ozonides, which are unstab le and may decompose with exp los ive violence. Oz one is an unstab le gas , which , at normal temp eratures , decomposes to d iatomic oxygen. At e levated temperatures and in the presence of certain catalysts such as hydrogen, iron , copper and ch ro m iu m , th is decomposit ion maybe explos ive .
Potential Health Effects Inhalation: Causes dryness of the mouth, coughing , and irritates the nose, throat, and chest and may cause difficulty in breathing, headache, and fatigue. The characteristic sharp, irritat ing odor is readily detectable at low concentrat ions (0 .0 1 to 0.0 5 pp m ). Skin: Absorpt ion through intact skin is not expected . Eye Contact: Oz one is an ir r itant to the eyes caus ing pa in , lacr imat ion , and genera l inflammation. Ingestion: Not an expected route of exposure. Aggravation of Pre-existing Conditions: Oz on e may increase sens it ivity to bronchoconstr ic tors inc luding a llergens .
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First Aid Measures
Inhalation: Remove to fresh air; if breathing is difficult, a trained person should administer oxygen. If respirat ion stop s , g ive mouth-to-mouth resusc itat ion. Get m edical attention. Ingestion: Not an expected route of exposure. Skin Contact: Wash sk in thoroughly with soap and water . Eye Contact: Immediately flush eyes with large amounts of water for at least 15 minutes, while forcibly holding eyelids apart to ensure flushing of the entire eye surface. If ir r itat ion, pain , or other symptom s pers ist , s eek medical at tent ion. Acute: May cause irritat ion of skin , eyes , and mucous membranes o f the respiratory tract . Drowsiness , d izziness , head ache, and fat igue have bee n associated with exposure. Chronic: Long term health effects are not expected from expos ures to oz one. A part ia l to lerance appears to develop with repeated exposures.
Fire Fighting Measures
Flash Point: Not determine d . Auto ignition Temperature: Not determined . Flammable Limits in air, % by vol - Upper: Lower: Not determined .
Extinguishing Media: Use extinguishing media suitable for surrounding fires.
Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazard: None expected . Since oz one is h igh ly unstable and decomposes under all condit ions and is not encountered except at s m a ll levels in the immediate vicin ity where form ed .
Accidental Release Measures
Evacuate d anger area. Op en doors and windows to ventilate area. Consult an expert .
Oz one should be contained within a chemically compat ib le pip ing system . Oz one is a powerful oxidizing agent and ox idat ion with oz on e evo lves m ore heat and usually starts at a lower temperature than oxidat ion with oxygen. It reacts with non-saturated organic compound s to produce ozonides, which are unstab le and may decompose with explosive vio lence. Oz one is an unstable gas which , at normal temperatures , decomposes to diatomic oxygen.
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Exposure Controls/Personal
Protection Exposure Guidelines: OSHA PEL: 0 .1 0 -p p m PEL/ TLV Ventilation Requirements: General exhaust recommended. Avoid work ing with oz one- generat ing equipment in enc losed spaces .
Specific Personal Protective Equipment : Respiratory: Respirators may be used when engineer ing and work practice controls are not technically feasible , when such controls are in the process of be ing installed , or when they fail and need to be supplemented . Respirators may also b e used for ope rat ions which re quire entry into tanks or c losed vesse ls , and in emergency s ituations . Only a p p r o p ria t e respirators s hall be provide d and used when the use of respirators is the only means of controlling exposure for rout ine operat ions, or during an emergency. (Refer to Table 1 of ANSUI/ ASTM E5 91-77 for appropriate respirator se lect ion). Posit ive press ure a ir line with mask or se lf-contained breathing apparatus should be available for emergency use. Eye: Not necessary. Gloves: Not necessary. Other Clothing and Equipment: Not necessary.
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Physical and Chemical Properties
Specific Gravity (H2O =1): 2 .1 4 4 g / l Molecular Weight: 4 8 .0 0 Boiling Point: -1 1 1 .9 °C Melting Point: 7 °C N/ A
Evaporat ion Rat e (BuAc=1): 1 .7 Vapor Densit y (Air=1): 1 .0 9 Solubility in H2O % by Weight: 0 .4 9
Appearance and Odor: Colorless to bluish gas with a characteristic pungent odor s imilar to the smell after strong lightn ing s torms.
Stability and Reactivity Stability: Oz one spontaneously decomposes under a ll ordinary condit ions, so that it is not encountered except in the im mediate vicin ity of where it was form e d . The decomposit ion is speed ed b y solid surfaces and b y m any chemical sub s tances . Hazardous Decomposition Products: Free radical oxygen. O-) Hazardous Polymerization: Will not occur. Incompatibilities: Oz one is a powerfu l oxid iz ing agent and reacts with all o x id iz a b le mate r ia ls , both organic and inorganic . Some re act ions are high ly explos ive . Alkene s , benzene and other aromatic compounds, rubber, d icyanogen, bromine diethylether, d in it rogen tetroxide, n it rogen trichloride, hydrogen bromide, and tetrafluoro hydrazine.
Toxicological Information Oz one is extremely irritat ing to t h e u p p e r a n d lo we r resp iratory tra ct. The character is t ic odor is readily detectable at low concentrat ions (0 .02 pp m to 0 .0 5ppm ). Oz one pro duces local irritat ion o f th e eyes and mucous membranes and may cause pulmonary ed em a at h igh exposure. Systematically, oz one has b e e n r e p o r t e d to m im ic the effects of ion iz ing rad iat ion and may cause damage to chromosomal structures. A part ia l tolerance ap pears to develop with repeated exposure. Although most effects are acute , the possibility of chron ic lung impairment should be considered , based up on animal exper imentat ion.
Ecological Information Environmental Fate: No information found . Environmental Toxicity: No informat ion found .
Disposal Considerations Do not d is p o s e of oz one off gas to atmosphere without profess ionally des igned off gas destruct unit . State and local disposal regulat ions may differ fro m federa l d isp osa l regulat ions .
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Transport Information Proper Shipping Name: Hazard Class: Identification Number: Packing Group: N/A
Regulatory Information
SARA TITLE III: N/ A TSCA: The ingredients of th is product are on the TSCA Inventory Lis t . OSHA: Nonhazardous according to definitions of health hazard and physical hazard provided in the Hazard Communicat ion Stand ard (2 9 CFR 1910 .1200 )
Other Information Label Hazard Warning: HIGHLY REACTIVE. OZONE GAS AFFECTS THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. Label Precautions: Keep away from heat, sparks, and flame. Avoid contact with eyes, skin, and c loth ing . Avoid breath ing . Use with adequate ventilat ion. Label First Aid: If inhaled, remove to fresh air. Get medical attention for breathing difficulty. Product Use: Sanit izer
Disclaimer:
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YOU HAVE PURCHASED THIS MANUFACTURER’S END USER LIMITED WARRANTY (“WARRANTY”) IN CONNECTION WITH THE PURCHASE OF YOUR ZONO SANITIZER. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES AND PROVIDES THE SOLE WARRANTY AND SERVICE OBLIGATIONS APPLICABLE TO YOUR ZONO SANITIZER PURCHASE AND ACCESSORIES. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, WARRANTY PROVIDER, FOR ITSELF AND ITS MEMBERS, MANAGERS, AGENTS, ATTORNEYS, DISTRIBUTORS, AFFILIATES, AND ASSIGNS, SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, EVEN IF INFORMED OF SUCH PURPOSE. AS AN EXPRESS CONDITION OF THIS WARRANTY, END USER WAIVES ANY RIGHT AS A REPRESENTATIVE OR MEMBER IN ANY CLASS OR REPRESENTATIVE ACTION TO ASSERT ANY CLAIMS AGAINST WARRANTY PROVIDER EXCEPT WHERE SUCH WAIVER IS PROHIBITED BY LAW OR DEEMED BY A COURT OF LAW TO BE AGAINST PUBLIC POLICY. TO THE EXTENT END USER IS PERMITTED BY LAW OR COURT OF LAW TO PROCEED WITH A CLASS OR REPRESENTATIVE ACTION AGAINST WARRANTY PROVIDER, (I) THE PREVAILING PARTY SHALL NOT BE ENTITLED TO RECOVER ATTORNEYS’ FEES OR COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PURSUING THE CLASS OR REPRESENTATIVE ACTION (NOT WITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION IN THIS AGREEMENT); AND (II) THE PARTY WHO INITIATES OR PARTICIPATES AS A MEMBER OF THE CLASS WILL NOT SUBMIT A CLAIM OR OTHERWISE PARTICIPATE IN ANY RECOVERY SECURED THROUGH THE CLASS OR REPRESENTATIVE ACTION. WARRANTY OF PERFORMANCE. The ZONO Sanitizer (“ZONO”) is a federally regulated pest-control product. During the Warranty Period, Warranty Provider warrants that, when used as directed in the Owner’s Manual, the ZONO will kill (A) 99.9% of Common Bacteria on non-porous, semi-porous and porous surfaces where “Common Bacteria” means Staphylococcus aureus, Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia Coli, Streptococcus Pyogenes, Shigella dysenteriae, Salmonella Enteritidis, and Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, and (B) viruses, such as Norovirus, on non-porous surfaces, at a disinfectant level. The optional Heating Unit (sold separately) kills lice and bed bugs. Subject to the warranties set forth herein, End User is solely responsible for the use of and the results from the Equipment. The ZONO should only be operated as directed in the Operating Manual. The ZONO is designed to be used as part of a comprehensive infection prevention and control program. No claim is made with respect to the overall results or efficacy of a ZONO Sanitizer in connection with any specific infection prevention and control program, the success of which will depend on multiple factors beyond the control of the Warranty Provider. WARRANTY SERVICE. All ZONO Sanitizers and accompanying equipment purchased with the ZONO Sanitizer (“Equipment”) shall be free of defects in material and workmanship for the Warranty Period. Warranty Provider shall diagnose covered issues, if any, reported by End User, and, in Warranty Provider’s sole discretion, repair or replace Equipment as it shall deem necessary at its sole expense, including parts, labor, and shipping. Warranty Provider may repair or replace Equipment at End User’s location or require that End User return items or components to a repair center designated by Warranty Provider at Warranty Provider’s cost. Each ZONO requires that End User replace the ozone sensor annually by following simple instructions in the User Manual. Warranty Provider will provide End User, free of charge, one (1) replacement ozone sensor for each year of the Warranty Period after the first year (End User is responsible for providing Warranty Provider with End User’s current contact information). Required annual replacement of ozone sensor after the Warranty Period is not covered; however, End User may purchase replacement ozone sensors from Warranty Provider following the Warranty Period and obtain additional service on a fee-for-service basis. END USER OBLIGATIONS. During Warranty Period, End User shall promptly report to Warranty Provider any apparent ZONO malfunction or any service alert indicated on the ZONO’s Display Screen. Warranty Provider will diagnose performance issues and determine the need for service, repair or replacement of covered items. If Warranty Provider ships a replacement part to End User or provides End User with a “loaner” part or ZONO to be used while End User’s covered part is repaired, End User shall pay Warranty Provider’s full retail price, plus shipping, upon invoice, for any such part or ZONO if End User fails or refuses to return the damaged or loaner part or machine, as applicable, upon Warranty Provider’s request and at its expense. WARRANTY LIMITATIONS. This Warranty benefits only the End User designated above, during the applicable Warranty Period, and is expressly limited to defects in materials and workmanship (and to provide for the annual replacement of the ZONO Sanitizer’s ozone sensor during the Warranty Period). The Warranty Period shall terminate, and all remaining warranties and service obligations shall be void, without refund, if Warranty Provider determines, in its sole discretion, that (i) Equipment damage is the result of abuse, accident, modification, misuse, neglect, failure to perform standard recommended maintenance, vandalism, theft, fire, water, or casualty; (ii) repair has been attempted without Warranty Provider’s written permission (including opening machine for inspection) by any person other than Warranty Provider or its authorized technician’ or (iii) the Equipment is no longer the property of the End User set forth above. Scratches in sheet metal, glass or polycarbonate doors, or other cosmetic damages, including surface corrosion, from detergents, cleaners, lubricants or other chemicals are not covered. Warranty Provider is not responsible for End user’s loss of use or income under any circumstances during such time as Equipment is nonfunctioning, under repair, or awaiting replacement. End User’s sole remedy for any claim against Warranty Provider shall be the repair or replacement of applicable Equipment. Warranty Provider is not responsible for any damages, claims or losses, including, without limitation, consequential damages, exemplary damages, attorney’s fees or defense costs, arising out of, in connection with, or related to End User’s operation, maintenance and use of the Equipment, including, without limitation: (A) any sickness, injury or death resulting from use of the Equipment in a manner for which it was not designed or intended or in any manner contrary to the instruction manual or any direction or instruction by manufacturer, distributor, service technician, or Warranty Provider; (B) any sickness, injury or death resulting from End User’s failure properly to secure or maintain the Equipment; (C) any sickness, injury or death resulting from improper use of the Equipment or any use of the Equipment by any person not trained by End User in the use of the Equipment as required in the instruction manual; (C) any unauthorized modification of any Equipment; (D) any third party claim against End User or its employees or agents, or in connection with any Equipment under End user’s jurisdiction or control.
END USER LIMITED WARRANTY CERTIFICATE Warranty Provider: ZONO Sanitech, LLC
147 Technology Parkway Ste. 100, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 Phone (404) 394-2232; Email [email protected]
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