One of the key features of these dielectric tubes is their internal metal coating, which serves as a high-voltage electrode. The operational voltage of these tubes is set at 9.4 kV, with a working voltage range between 9 kV and 9.5 kV. This precise control over voltage ensures efficient ozone production while maintaining safety standards.
The fixed operating frequency of 1000 p.m. ± 300 Hz further enhances the stability and reliability of the ozone generation process. Additionally, the breakdown voltage of the dielectric material is rated at 91 kV, providing an extra layer of safety during operation.

A standout aspect of the De Nora ozone generator is the individual high-voltage fuse protection for each dielectric tube (cell). This innovative feature ensures that in the event of a failure in one cell, only that specific cell will be disconnected, allowing the remaining cells to continue ozone production uninterrupted.
This design minimizes system downtime and maximizes operational efficiency, making it a preferred choice for industries that require continuous ozone generation without interruptions.