Big Blue Air 4" duct Ozone Generator for A/C exhaust

**Emosdoom** · 09-17-2007, 10:01 PM

Hoping to find someone with first hand knowledge of this or a similar product and some advice on the situation.

Room size is 9' x 7' x 7'. Room is a closed room ( ie. no in or out vents) with a 12,000 BTU Portable A/C. A/C has an exhaust line that will be run outdoors. Exhaust from the A/C is warm and humid so I don't think a carbon filter would work. They also seem to be made to work at the start of an exhaust line rather than inline which is what I would need.

I was looking at this product which looks like it would work great.
Big Blue Air 4" duct Ozone

What do you guys think? A/C unit exhaust hooked up to 4" exhaust line, then a 4" in-line 142 cfm fan pushing air past the 4" Big Blue Air Ozone Generator, followed by a 10' run of 4" line to an outside dryer vent connection. Will this control odor? How bad will the Ozone smell be?

Thanks for the help.

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**Emosdoom** · 09-19-2007, 10:24 PM

I guess noone knows anything about this thing. What about opinion on ozone in general for odor control?

**tastyaces** · 09-19-2007, 10:47 PM

man for that price and how little cfm it pulls out wouldnt be worth it....got to home depot but a 6 in or 8 in duct fan it will work better then that thing. good luck

**Emosdoom** · 09-19-2007, 11:23 PM

I'm really not worried about pulling a huge amount of air out of the room as it will be airconditioned. I just wanted enough to keep the air moving through the exhaust line from the a/c through about 20' of line, but give it enough time in the line to allow the ozone generator to work on the odor. Just wondering if my reasoning is sound before I spend the money?

Not really worried about cost, just want a permanent effective solution.