Casino Air

Microprocessor Controlled Sensors

MICROPROCESSOR CONTROLLED SENSORS

Government agencies have established tolerance standards for human exposure to ozone. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration limit is 80 parts per billion (ppb) for eight hours per day six days per week exposure. The Food and Drug Administration sets its standard for 7-day, 24-hour continuous exposure at 50 ppb.Typical levels inside a casino with Casino Air installed is in the 20-30 ppb range, almost always lower than the atmospheric ozone level outside. Humans are commonly exposed to much higher levels of ozone with no ill effects. After a thunderstorm, ambient levels are typically 150 ppb or higher. A smog alert is issued in Los Angeles when the outdoor level reaches 1000 ppb -- 25 times higher than our systems allow. In fact, in Los Angeles and other areas with smog problems, the ambient ozone level averages 180 ppb.

All Casino Air molecular oxidizers have integrated microprocessor controlled ozone sensors installed to regulate the flow of ozone and optimize indoor air quality. The Casino Air Microprocessor constantly samples the air as it passes through the return duct. The sensor is programmed to instantly shut down the Molecular Oxidizer if the ozone concentration reaches 50 ppb.

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