AirMaid 2000V Technical Document

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Installation, Operation and Maintenance
AirMaid V Series Ozone Cleaning System
(NORTH AMERICAN 120 VAC)
2000V
5000V
10000V
20000V
Ai r MA i d ® o z o n e c l e A n i n g s y s t e M
i n n o v A t i v e A i r t r e A t M e n t
Revised February 14, 2018

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WARNINGS AND SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
General
This installation and service guide contains important instructions and safety information for the AirMaid® Ozone
Generator (hereafter referred to as ”The Generator”). Read this guide fully before attempting to install, operate, or
perform maintenance on The Generator.
The Generator is for commercial use and intended for the treatment of air extracted from the exhaust ducts of new
or existing commercial kitchens and building ventilation systems that exhaust to the outdoors. The completed
installation must meet all local, state and national building, electric and fire safety codes.
A typical installation into a commercial kitchen exhaust duct is described. Other applications for treating extraction air
may also be possible, but only for air which is released into the outside environment and never into working or living
spaces. In all cases, the specific requirements according to this guide must be fulfilled.
The device may not be used by children or by persons with diminished physical, sensory or mental capacity or lack
of experience and knowledge unless supervised or having received instruction. Supervise children to ensure that
they do not play with the device.
Always disconnect the electric power source from The Generator before performing any service or maintenance.
The Generator, alarm panel and connections to inlet air and extraction ducts must be installed by qualified per-
sonnel, in compliance with all manufacturer instructions as well as local, state and national building,
electric and fire safety codes.
Troubleshooting & Requesting Service
In the event of operational difficulties with The Generator please contact your distributor or Interzon Technical
Support.
Repairs must only be performed by Interzon-trained and authorized service personnel unless prior written consent
has been given. Only original repair parts provided by the manufacturer may be used when servicing The Generator.
If damage has occurred during shipping, notify the freight carrier at once so that a claim can be filed with the carrier.
This equipment is heavy! See product specifications for rated weight. Always exercise extreme caution
when mounting or dismounting The Generator to assure it cannot be dropped. Use only approved work
platforms to access The Generator. Never stand on cooking equipment as falls can result in serious inju-
ries. Wear industry-prescribed work clothing, gloves and eye protection while mounting, dismounting or
servicing The Generator.
Electrical Shock Hazard! Disconnect power before servicing. Replace all parts and panels before operating.
Failure to do so can result in electrical shock, burns or death.
This unit emits low levels of ozone into the exhaust duct. If improperly used by unqualified personnel
extended exposure to ozone can result in irritation to eyes, skin and lungs. Always observe industry guide-
lines and safety precautions when working with equipment that generates ozone.

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CONTENTS
LIMITED WARRANTY FOR INTERZON EQUIPMENT
This warranty is subject to the following conditions.
A new product is warranted to be free from defects and/or workmanship for a period of 3 years. If the product
registration form is submitted to Interzon within ten (10) days after the installation is completed, the warranty
shall begin on that date.
The product warranty covers the repair or replacement of defective parts, labor charges according the recommended
hours by Interzon, and a maximum travel charge of 175 miles round trip.
The product must be installed according to the specications described in the product Installation and Service Guide.
Circumstances which can void the warranty include, but are not limited to:
1. If the installation of the generator does not follow all requirements stated in the product Installation and
Service Guide;
2. If the airow or pressure are not kept to the product specications;
3. If any foreign matter such as water or other cleaning agents are sprayed into the generator;
4. If the regular inspection and cleaning maintenance for the product are not followed;
5. Any other damage resulting from accident, alteration, misuse, if the serial number is removed or defaced, or any
other external inuences.
A spare part is warranted to be free from defects and/or workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from the date
of its installation. The warranty covers only the repair or replacement of the part itself and does not include any
labor, travel or other incidental charges related to its replacement.
Check that the shipment includes the components below and that there is no visible damage. Remove the service hatch
and carefully inspect the CGC ozone cells that none of the glass tubes are damaged. Any damage must be reported
immediately to the distributor or manufacturer. Read this guide completely before beginning the installation.
1. CHECK PRODUCT
1 x AirMaid® Ozone Generator
1. Check Product........................................................ 4
2. Planning Your Installation.................................. 5
3. Sample Installations............................................. 7
4. Installation Detail.................................................. 8
5. Electrical Installation ......................................... 10
6. Commissioning.................................................... 11
7. The AirMaid Alarm Panel.................................. 13
8. Service and maintenance................................. 16
9. Specifications....................................................... 17
10. Troubleshooting.................................................. 18
11. Product Registration.......................................... 19
1 x AirMaid® Alarm Panel
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2. PLANNING YOUR INSTALLATION
Selecting the Correct AirMaid
Choose the AirMaid model from the following table based upon the total duct airflow for the application. If the duct has
several branches, equip each branch with the correctly sized model for its airflow. In this way we maintain a consistent
concentration of ozone (typically from 0.5 to 1.0 ppm) throughout all sections of the duct system. For larger airflows,
simply install several units in parallel. For restaurants with a higher than average grease or odor discharge, please consult
with your nearest AirMaid sales representative for recommendations for your specific application.
AirMaid Ozone Capacity Max Exhaust Treated
Use parallel units for higher airflow
Bleed Airflow
.Specification Target
Pressure Drop
(P @ Target Bleed rate)
2000V 2000 mg/h 600 cfm 30–50 cfm 40 cfm 0.40 inH2O
5000V 5000 mg/h 1500 cfm 30–50 cfm 40 cfm 0.40 inH2O
10000V 10000 mg/h 3000 cfm 45–85 cfm 75 cfm 0.75 inH2O
20000V 20000 mg/h 6000 cfm 90–170 cfm 150 cfm 0.48 inH2O
Inlet Air Supply (Bleed Air): Adjust to the "Target Bleed Airflow" when able
Filtered Air. The air supplied and bled through the AirMaid generator is the“fuel“ to create its ozone and must be filtered.
To minimize equipment maintenance, use an air source with the least pollutants. Inlet air is preferred taken from a filtered
central ventilation or MUA supply. If this is not possible, then a filter box satisfying at least class MERV5/EU3 shall be in-
stalled. Filter box inlet air can be taken from above an inner ceiling, from an adjoining space, or from the outdoors with
precautions taken to prevent the entry of moisture. If taken from the outdoors, never position the inlet in the vicinity of the
discharge from any ventilation system which commonly contain moisture and pollutants. If air must be taken from inside a
kitchen space, please position the intake the farthest distance possible from preparation or cooking areas. The temperature
of the inlet air shall never exceed 104°F.
Bleed Airflow. With the extraction fan running the airflow through each inlet pipe must always fall within the specification:
45–85 cfm per inlet pipe (Models 10000V and 20000V), 30–50 cfm (Models 2000V and 5000V).
When used in conjunction with VAV/VSD systems, if the total Bleed Airflow through the AirMaid generator drops below
the minimum specification at the lowest extraction fan speed then power to AirMaid must then be cut off.
Static Pressure: -0.08 inH2O to -40 inH2O
With the extraction fan running the Static Pressure inside the generator, when measured at the Pressure Check Point
(locations marked in RED), must always fall within the specification: -0.08 inH2O to -40 inH2O. This is necessary for
correct and reliable operation of the internal Pressure Safety Switch.
When used in conjunction with VAV/VSD systems, the Static Pressure must fall within specifications even at the lowest
extraction fan speed or the power to AirMaid must then be cut off.
1x40 CFM TARGET
2000V/5000V
2x75=150 CFM
TARGET 20000V
1x75 CFM TARGET
10000V
INLET INLETINLET
Pressure Check Point Pressure Check Point

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2-Second Minimum Dwell Time for Odor Reduction
Ozone is an effective oxidant for reducing cooking odor within grease ducts of commercial kitchens. Please note that
smoke and smoke odor resulting from the grilling or searing of foodstuffs at high temperatures cannot be reduced by
ozone oxidation.
To obtain good odor reduction results with AirMaid it is important that the ozone have enough time to react with the
odor particles in the duct airstream. We call this “reaction time” or “dwell time” and is measured from the point where
the ozone gas is mixed in with the exhaust airstream ahead of the hood connection. With multiple hoods in the duct-
work, this is instead measured from the hood closest to the point of exhaust.
With this in mind we recommend a minimum dwell time of 2 seconds to obtain “good” results for the reduction of
cooking odor. However, please keep in mind that a longer dwell time will often provide even better results.
Clean the Exhaust Ducts
When AirMaid is retrofit into existing exhaust systems, the exhaust ducts must be swept clean of grease and soot at the
time of installation. This is required to achieve the desired results from the ozone cleaning.
Educate the Chimney Sweep
AirMaid is an electrical device, and as such must be protected from exposure to water, chemicals and duct waste when
exhaust ducts are cleaned. Damage due to external influences such as these is not covered under the product warranty.
It is therefore highly recommended that the duct cleaning company be informed about the AirMaid installation so care
is taken not to expose the duct connection such materials.

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3. SAMPLE INSTALLATIONS
1 Kitchen Hood
2 Kitchen Duct Riser
3 Main Exhaust Duct
4 18 Ga T304 SS Welded Duct
5 Fire Damper
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T304 SS Outlet Pipe
Ø 3-5 in.
7 AirMaid® Ozone Generator
8 Inlet Pipe Ø 5 in.
9 Filter Box (MERV5/EU3)
10 IRIS Air Damper
11 Central Air Supply
Important note regarding code-compliant installation
Installation requirements can vary widely between jurisdictions, or change over time. The project engineer and
installing contractor are responsible to ensure an installation complies with all local, state and national building, electric
and fire safety codes. The diagrams shown below are sample documents available to assist an engineer or architect
in designing a code-compliant installation. Contact the manufacturer or your local AirMaid representative for sample
detail recommended for your area.
Note: As shown below, in grease exhaust applications it is common a stainless steel fire damper is installed in the
connection appendage between the generator and main exhaust duct. Due to the potential for corrosion in this small
section of duct, be sure to add regular inspections/replacement of any non-stainless components such as fusible links or
sensors accompanying it (twice/year recommended) to the regular maintenance schedule for the facility.
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AIRMAID® OZONE CLEANING SYST EMS ARE SOLD AND SHI PPED WITH ANALARM PAN EL. INSTALLATIO N MATERIALSA RE NOT PROVIDED BY INTERZON AB. THIS TYPICAL INSTALLATION DETAILIS FOR
REFERENCE ONLY. THE PROJECT SPECIFIC INST ALLATION MUST MEETALL LOCAL, STATE AND NAT IONAL BUI LDING, ELECTRIC AND FIRE SAFETY CODES.
LAYOUT SHOWN IS COMPLIANT WITH NFPA 96 S ECTION 8.4(COMMON DUCT SYSTEMS).
AIRMAID® OZONE CLEANING SYST EMS ARE SOLD AND SHI PPED WITH ANALARM PAN EL. INSTALLATIO N MATERIALSA RE NOT PROVIDED BY INTERZON AB. THIS TYPICAL INSTALLATIONDETAIL IS FOR
REFERENCE ONLY. THE PROJECT SPECIFIC INST ALLATION MUST MEETALL LOCAL, STATE AND NAT IONAL BUI LDING, ELECTRIC AND FIRE SAFETY CODES.
LAYOUT SHOWN IS COMPLIANT WITH TH E FOLLOWINGCODES& STANDARDS:
2008 NFPA 96 SECTION 8.4 (COMMON DUCT SYSTEMS)
2014 NYC MECHANICAL CODE SECTION 506.3.5 (S EPARATION O F GREASE DUCT SYSTEMS,EXCEPTION #2)
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AIRMAID® OZONE CLEANING SYST EMS ARE SOLD AND SHI PPED WITH ANALARM PAN EL. INSTALLATIO N MATERIALSA RE NOT PROVIDED BY INTERZON AB. THIS TYPICAL INSTALLATION DETAILIS FOR
REFERENCE ONLY. THE PROJECT SPECIFIC INST ALLATION MUST MEETALL LOCAL, STATE AND NAT IONAL BUI LDING, ELECTRIC AND FIRE SAFETY CODES.
LAYOUT SHOWN IS COMPLIANT WITH NFPA 96 S ECTION 8.4(COMMON DUCT SYSTEMS).
AIRMAID® OZONE CLEANING SYST EMS ARE SOLD AND SHI PPED WITH ANALARM PAN EL. INSTALLATIO N MATERIALSA RE NOT PROVIDED BY INTERZON AB. THIS TYPICAL INSTALLATIONDETAIL IS FOR
REFERENCE ONLY. THE PROJECT SPECIFIC INST ALLATION MUST MEETALL LOCAL, STATE AND NAT IONAL BUI LDING, ELECTRIC AND FIRE SAFETY CODES.
LAYOUT SHOWN IS COMPLIANT WITH TH E FOLLOWINGCODES& STANDARDS:
2008 NFPA 96 SECTION 8.4 (COMMON DUCT SYSTEMS)
2014 NYC MECHANICAL CODE SECTION 506.3.5 (S EPARATION O F GREASE DUCT SYSTEMS,EXCEPTION #2)
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AIRMAID® OZONE CLEANING SYST EMS ARE SOLD AND SHI PPED WITH ANALARM PAN EL. INSTALLATIO N MATERIALSA RE NOT PROVIDED BY INTERZON AB. THIS TYPICAL INSTALLATION DETAILIS FOR
REFERENCE ONLY. THE PROJECT SPECIFIC INST ALLATION MUST MEETALL LOCAL, STATE AND NAT IONAL BUI LDING, ELECTRIC AND FIRE SAFETY CODES.
LAYOUT SHOWN IS COMPLIANT WITH NFPA 96 S ECTION 8.4(COMMON DUCT SYSTEMS).
AIRMAID® OZONE CLEANING SYST EMS ARE SOLD AND SHI PPED WITH ANALARM PAN EL. INSTALLATIO N MATERIALSA RE NOT PROVIDED BY INTERZON AB. THIS TYPICAL INSTALLATIONDETAIL IS FOR
REFERENCE ONLY. THE PROJECT SPECIFIC INST ALLATION MUST MEETALL LOCAL, STATE AND NAT IONAL BUI LDING, ELECTRIC AND FIRE SAFETY CODES.
LAYOUT SHOWN IS COMPLIANT WITH TH E FOLLOWINGCODES& STANDARDS:
2008 NFPA 96 SECTION 8.4 (COMMON DUCT SYSTEMS)
2014 NYC MECHANICAL CODE SECTION 506.3.5 (S EPARATION O F GREASE DUCT SYSTEMS,EXCEPTION #2)
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Instead, on models with multiple pipes you may manifold together the supply and discharge pipes to single connections
as long as the resulting installation complies with the product specification for bleed air through the generator. Use
large-radius bends to avoid pressure loss.
Multiple Connections Unnecessary
At times there are misconceptions regarding our sample installation detail available as shown on the previous page, as
it only shows a“general case” side view of an AirMaid generator. Since certain models of AirMaid have multiple pipes,
sometimes an engineer or contractor has unnecessarily drawn/constructed multiple inlet and outlet connections to
the supply air and main exhaust duct:
4. INSTALLATION DETAIL
Bleed Air
Supply
To Fire Damper
Appendage
Some generators
have multiple inlet
and outlet pipes
Multiple duct
connections are
unnecessary
As long as you have sufficient static pressure to obtain the correct bleed airflow through the generator, then multiple
connections to the supply and exhaust ducts like shown above is unnecessary.
Access Requirements
Routine maintenance and service of all models is performed through the bottom service hatch. An internally-hinged
electronics assembly allows electronic component access from the bottom as well. The entire underside of the genera-
tor must therefore always have free access to the service technician. Nearby ceiling tiles shall be removable to facilitate
service access. Please design your installation with sufficient clearance on all sides (minimum 4") to allow for the easy
removal of the entire AirMaid assembly, if there is insufficient space for on-the-spot repair by the technician.
Always use a safe, approved work platform while servicing the generator.
4 in. 4 in.
Free Access Free Access
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Construction Materials
All ventilation components between the outlet of the ozone generator to and including the connection to the main
exhaust duct must meet stainless steel specification AISI 304. Note: In grease exhaust applications it is common a
stainless steel fire damper is installed in the connection appendage between the generator and main exhaust duct.
Due to the potential for corrosion in this small section of duct, be sure to add regular inspections/replacement of any
non-stainless components such as fusible links or sensors accompanying it (twice/year recommended) to the regular
maintenance schedule for the facility.
Hanging the Generator
The ozone outlet pipe 6 may have a maximum length of 15 ft. Its preferred diameter is 5 in. with a minimum diameter
of 3 in. Make sure that your installation does not block any inspection hatches or other equipment in the facility.
1. Hang the ozone generator. 7
The ozone generator must always be suspended horizontally by its brackets with the service hatch facing downward.
Never screw or drill through the generator. Hang using 5/16 in. threaded rods and anchor these with nuts on each
side of the respective bracket.
2. Fasten the outlet pipe 6 between the ozone generator 7 and the eventual connecting point to the exhaust duct.
3. Connect the inlet pipe 8 and IRIS air damper 10 to the ozone generator 7 , or use a lter box 9 with a MERV5/
EU3 lter according to the pictures below.
Make sure that all connections are properly fastened and sealed.
TO HOOD
OR DUCT
FILTER BOX INSTALLATION CENTRAL AIR INSTALLATION
MERV5 / EU3
FILTER BOXES
TO HOOD
OR DUCT IRIS DAMPERS
For Bleed Airflow rates, see section 2 “Planning Your Installation”
AirMaid
2000V/5000V
10000V
AirMaid
20000V
Note that the direction of the airflow must correspond to the arrows on the generator and the pictures below.
Filtered air is required. On models with multiple pipes, you may manifold together supply and discharge pipes to single
connections as long as the resulting installation complies with the product specification for bleed air through the
generator. Remember to add filter inspection/replacement to the maintenance schedule. With central air installations,
IRIS dampers are usually necessary for balancing purposes.

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External Relay Connection
If you desire to connect AirMaid to an external monitoring or
alarm system, you can accomplish this by connecting it to the
external alarm terminal block within the AirMaid Alarm Panel.
Important Note!
If the electrical cables are removed during
installation, ensure the mains feed is properly
reconnected to the “IN” L/N terminals.
First: Please read section 3,“Sample Installations”for information regarding code-compliant installation.
Alarm Panel Mounting
Remove the four screws that fasten the AirMaid alarm panel to its base. Fasten the base to the wall using devices suitable
for the wall material. In commercial kitchens place the alarm panel where it will be visible to the staff but not to customers.
NOTE: Upon delivery the generator and alarm panel within the shipping carton are calibrated together and have
matching serial numbers. Make sure that generators are always connected to their own alarm panel.
Electrical Connection
The installation must be performed by an authorized electrician and follow national standards and regulations. The
fan interlock displayed on the diagram below is mandatory. The purpose of the fan interlock is to shut off the main
power to the generator when the exhaust fan is turned off. An all-pole safety disconnect switch with a break length
of at least 3 mm must be installed and labeled “OZONE GENERATOR MANUAL SHUTDOWN” next to the Alarm
Panel, which shall be positioned at eye level and visible to staff. The electrical requirements for the ozone
generator are 120V AC and 60 Hz. Every generator must be connected to its own main breaker/fuse.
5. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Voltage-free relay located inside
AirMaid Alarm Panel chassis
NO = Normally open
COM = Common
NC = Normally closed
Maximum load 120V/4A
Important Note!
Under no circumstances may the cable between the Alarm Panel and the Generator be tapped for any external
electrical connections or control signaling.
Fan
interlock
Safety Disconnect / Manual Shutdown
switch. Mount next to the Alarm Panel

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1. Perform Visual Inspection Of CGC Cell(s)
1.1 Turn o the generator’s main power switch and remove the bottom access hatch. Visually inspect all glass
electrode tubes that they are all intact. If any are found to be cracked or damaged, contact your AirMaid
Authorized Service Company for assistance.
1.2 Reinstall the bottom access hatch and turn the generator’s main power switch back on.
2. Confirm Airflow And Static Pressures
2.1 Ensure the ventilation system of the facility is running normally.
2.2 Conrm Airow and Static Pressures as described in section 2, “Planning Your Installation”.
3. Configure The Alarm Panel
3.1 Ensure the ventilation system of the facility is running normally.
3.2 Apply power to the Alarm Panel. “AIRMAID STARTUP” will be displayed.
3.3 Enter the Settings Menu. Please refer to section 7, “The AirMaid Alarm Panel” .
3.4 Set and save the correct TIME and DATE.
3.5 Set and save the ALARM DELAY and INSP/CLEAN (inspection frequency) options to custom values, if you
choose not to accept their factory defaults (ALARM DELAY: 5 minutes, INSP/CLEAN: 12 months);
4. Perform Functional Check Of CGC Cell(s)
4.1 Ensure the ventilation system of the facility is running normally.
4.2 Enter the Settings Menu. Please refer to section 7, “The AirMaid Alarm Panel”.
4.3 Select the menu choice “SERVICE MODE” and set this option to “ON”. The power switch on the generator
should now be glowing orange indicating power is being supplied from the Alarm Panel.
4.4 Next, open the service hatch just enough to see inside (be careful not to open the hatch too far as the static
could then be too weak to start the generator). While viewing the CGC modules (1 module for a model
2000V/5000V; 2 modules for a 10000V; and 4 modules for a 20000V) each module should be generating a
shimmering blue light between its six electrodes. Please note that this light has been deemed safe to look at
with the naked eye. If any or all CGC cell modules do not start up, please refer to section 10, “Troubleshooting”.
4.5 Next, change “SERVICE MODE” to “OFF.
5. Perform Recalibration
5.1 Select the menu choice “PERFORM RECALIBRATION” and recalibrate the generator to your local line voltage.
6. COMMISSIONING

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6. Schedule Future Maintenance
6.1 Schedule in the recommended 3-month checkup.
At the 3-month checkup a Functional Check shall be performed and the cells cleaned. At that time you may determine
if inspection/cleanings shall occur at the minimum frequency of once per year, or more often. Congure your desired
service and maintenance interval (X months) into the INSP/CLEAN setting in the Alarm Panel.
If utilizing bleed air from an external lter box, remember to add lter inspection/replacement to the facility
maintenance schedule.
7. Register the generator installation with Interzon
7.1 Register the generator online within 10 days installation at www.interzon.com
Registering the AirMaid generator installation is important to both the reseller and end customer. Firstly, this allows
us to more easily contact you regarding important product updates. Secondly, this determines the date the 3-year
limited warranty will begin, otherwise the shipment date from our production plant will be used for warranty
evaluation.
When registering the product installation you will need to have the Bleed Airow and Static Pressure measurements
handy as noted in section 2, “Planning Installation”.
Remember: With the use of VAV/VSD systems, the Bleed Airow and Static Pressure values will be needed at both
normal and reduced exhaust fan operating speeds.

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7. THE AIRMAID ALARM PANEL
Once you have adjusted and confirmed the airflow and static pressure
requirements, you can then apply power to the generator. The first time
the alarm panel is started the time and date must be configured.
Press or to step through menu options or reposition the cursor.
Press or to change the value.
Press to select the current option.
Press for 5 seconds to save the displayed value.
THE AIRMAID® ALARM PANEL
STATUS OF OPERATION
RUNNING: Green indicator is lit. Normal operation.
NOT RUNNING: Red indicator is blinking. The generator is not running. Perform troubleshooting following the
flow chart in section 10, “Troubleshooting.”Next, perform a Functional Check as described in
section 6, “Commissioning”. Finally, contact your AirMaid Authorized Service Company for assistance.
INSPECT/CLEAN: Green indicator is blinking. This reminder is automatically generated every X months based upon a
user-defined setting. Contact your service company for a routine inspection and cleaning of the
generator as shown in section 8,“Service & Maintenance".
PRESSURE FAULT: The RED indicator is blinking. The ozone generator has indicated a problem with the static pressure.
Kitchen hood lters might not be installed properly, or a re damper or control damper, if installed,
is not open? Perform troubleshooting following the ow chart in section 10, “Troubleshooting.”Finally,
contact your AirMaid Authorized Service Company for assistance.
NOT CONNECTED: Red indicator is blinking. The generator is not detected as present. The main switch on the generator
may be turned off, or perhaps the power supply cable from the alarm panel is not plugged into the
generator.
CALL SERVICE: Red indicator is blinking. An error condition has lasted more than 72 hours. Contact your AirMaid
Authorized Service Company for assistance.
CALIBRATION
FAILURE: The Red lamp is flashing. A re-calibration has been attempted during a pressure fault. Perform
troubleshooting following the flow chart in section 10,“Troubleshooting.” Finally, contact your
AirMaid Authorized Service Company for assistance.
ENTERING/EXITING THE SETTINGS MENU
To ENTER the settings menu:
Press once. ”SETUP CODE” will be displayed. Enter 401 on the keyboard.
Press and hold for 5 seconds. At this time "SET TIME"will appear and you may use the and keys to traverse
within the settings menu to perform the necessary tasks.
To EXIT the settings menu:
Press or to go to ”EXIT MENU”, then press or wait 60 seconds and
the menu will be exited automatically.

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ALARM PANEL SETTINGS (* values that should be set at commissioning)
SETTINGS MENU FLOW DIAGRAM
Text displayed Description of the menu option
* SET TIME: Set the time.
* SET DATE: Set the date.
RESET ACTIVE ALARM: Reset an active alarm status and restart the functional test.
VIEW EVENT LOG: View a list of historic events, including alarms and recalibration.
The 100 most recent events will be displayed.
SERVICE MODE: Service Mode ON forces the alarm unit to supply the generator with power for
diagnostic purposes. To end, change to OFF and save. For reasons of safety, Service
Mode will automatically exit after one hour.
SET ALARM DELAY: By default, the delay is set to 5 minutes in order to prevent an alarm in case of
a temporary disruption.
SET INSP/CLEAN: Service and maintenance interval in months. After this time period the alarm panel
will blink the service reminder “Inspect/Clean”.
PERFORM RECALIBRATION: This menu option must be used after the generator has been repaired and electronic
components have been replaced. Do not recalibrate at any other time unless instruct-
ed to do so by the manufacturer.
EXIT MENU: Leave the settings menu.
AIRMAID
RUNNING   and  
401 5 sec.
SET TIME:
09:00   and  
09:00 5 sec.
SET DATE:
2017 Mar 01   and  
2017 Mar 01 5 sec.
RESET
ACTIVE ALARM 5 sec.
.VIEW EVENT LOG  
NR: 01
See table on
page 14.
SERVICE MODE
OFF  
OFF / ON 5 sec.
SET ALARM DELAY
DELAY TIME: 5m   and  
Time: 5m 5 sec.
SET INSP/CLEAN
MONTHS: 12   and  
Months: 12 5 sec.
PERFORM
RECALIBRATION  
NO / YES 5 sec.
EXIT MENU 
 

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EVENT LOG
KEYPAD FUNCTIONS
INSPECT/CLEAN
Next Service & Maintenance: Press
to display days how many days remain until the next inspecton.
Dismiss Reminder: Press and hold for 5 seconds to dismiss the reminder message on the display.
Reset Reminder: Enter 222, then press and hold 5 seconds to reset the the reminder timer
(perform this if cleaning is performed before the timed reminder is displayed)
1: Number of registered events
2: Cause
A = Alarm, C = Calibration, P = Pressure Fault,
N = Not Connected (generator not detected)
3: Event Duration
4: When (Year/month/day)
5: When (Time)
VERSION INFORMATION
Version information: Press to display alarm panel Hardware (1.) and Firmware (2.) versions.
RUN/ALARM TIME FUNCTIONS
Information: Press to display Run time and alarm time since initial installation.
OTHER FUNCTIONS
Reset Active Alarm: Enter 111, then press and hold 5 seconds.
3.
4. 5.
2.1.
2.
1.

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The ozone cells inside the ozone generator must be checked and if necessary cleaned at least once per year according
to the instructions below. If a separate air filter is used for the inlet air, make sure the filter is changed at least once
per year to ensure proper airflow through the generator. With a new installation it is recommended to perform a first
inspection after three months.
8. SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
If any work needs to be performed in the
kitchen extraction ducts, the power to the
ozone generator must be disconnected.
Switch OFF the main power to the ozone generator and then remove the service hatch from the bottom of the
ozone generator.
Note: AirMaid® Models 2000V and 5000V
have one set of ozone cells to clean; the
10000V has two sets; and the 20000V has
four sets.
Make sure that the glass electrodes of the ozone cells are not damaged or cracked. A proper ozone cell should be
clean and free from any mechanical damage according to the picture to the right above.
Caution! The glass tubes are fragile!
Use only your hands and never any
sort of tool to scrape or clean the
ozone cell.
Wet a soft, durable cleaning
cloth with your alcohol-based
cleaning spirit. Never spray
directly onto the ozone cell!
Finally, wipe clean the inside
of the chassis.
Replace the service hatch and flip the main switch on the generator to its ON position. Within a few minutes the
switch will glow orange and the green indicator on the alarm panel should light up, indicating the generator is
again running.
First clean the surfaces of the glass
electrodes and then around the base of the
cell. Using your fabric like dental floss, gently
clean between the electrodes with a gentle
sliding movement.
Note: Remember to check the mesh
filter(s) and wash them if necessary.
(Spare filter(s) can be ordered from
Interzon).

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9. SPECIFICATIONS
AirMaid Ozone Capacity Power Voltage Main Breaker Dimensions Weight
2000V 2000 mg/h 100 W 120V/60Hz 15A Slow 12x16x10 in 20 lbs
5000V 5000 mg/h 100 W 120V/60Hz 15A Slow 12x16x10 in 20 lbs
10000V 10000 mg/h 200 W 120V/60Hz 15A Slow 12x16x10 in 22 lbs
20000V 20000 mg/h 400 W 120V/60Hz 15A Slow 25x16x10 in 40 lbs
Material: AISI 304 stainless steel Operating temp: -13ºF to 104ºF
Conforms to UL Std.
UL 867
Cert. to CSA Std.
CSA-E60335-1/4E
CSA-E60335-2-65
4006937
2000V/5000V/10000V 20000V
The ozone generator is supplied with both pressure and
thermal switches. The pressure switch ensures that the
ozone generator only starts when the required negative
pressure is established. The thermal switch prevents the
ozone generator from overheating. The main switch is
supplied with a thermal overload protection of 4A.
Facts about Ozone
Ozone is a colorless gas with a pungent smell that can often be detected by any person at a concentration of 0.02ppm
(0.4mg/m3). The smell of ozone is similar to chlorine like in a swimming baths. Always take corrective action and safety
precautions if ozone is detected in an indoor environment.
Local protection legislations must be followed when using ozone. At acute exposure ozone can cause following injuries:
• On skin: Irritation and burning feeling
• In eyes: Hard irritation, burn injuries and reduced vision
• In lungs: Irritated effect on respiratory organs and breathing problems
For Airflow and Pressure specifications, please see section 2, “Planning Your Installation”.

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10.TROUBLESHOOTING
Basic Troubleshooting
Most common causes for display status message: "Not Running","Pressure Fault" or "Call Service"
1. The AirMaid system is not properly interlocked with the exhaust fan. This can cause an error state every evening
when the ventilation is shut down, persisting into the following morning, even after the ventilation is started
back up.
2. Hood filters are not sitting properly in place, thereby reducing the static pressure in the duct which can cause the
generator to shut itself down.
3. The static pressure in the generator (and probably the bleed airflow through) are not within specifications. Check
for the correct operation of any control or fire damper installed.
For all other display messages, please refer to Section #7 , "The AirMaid Alarm Panel".
Basic Troubleshooting Flowchart
ON THE GENERATOR: Is the main power switch in the
ON position and is the switch lamp glowing orange?
Are the static pressure (and airflow) correct?
(Insufficient static pressure can prevent the generator
from starting. The static pressure must be at least
-.08 inHO for the built-in Pressure Safety Switch to
energize the generator).
Troubleshooting completed.
Turn off the main power switch and remove the
service hatch on the bottom of the generator. Are all
electrodes of the CGC Cell(s) free from damage?
Please perform the steps indicated in the product manual, Paragraph 4 of Section 6, “Commissioning”to execute a
functional check of the CGC Cell(s)”. Do all CGC Cells operate properly?
Ensure the Alarm Panel is supplied with 120 VAC.
Check its status message with those listed in the
product manual, Section #7, "The AirMaid Alarm
Panel". (The Alarm Panel controls the power supplied
out to the generator). Is the alarm panel displaying:
"Not Running", "Pressure Fault" or "Call Service"?
Ensure the exhaust fan is running.
Ensure that the grease filters are properly installed in
kitchen hoods.
Adjust the supply air damper, if installed.
In grease applications, a fire or control damper may
not be opening properly. Check its fusible links or
actuators.
Contact your AirMaid Authorized Service Company
for assistance.
Contact your AirMaid Authorized Service Company
for assistance.
NO
YES
Please refer to the product manual, Section #7, "The
AirMaid Alarm Panel" to perform the function "Reset
Active Alarm". Did the panel return to the status
"AirMaid Running"?
YES
NO
Please refer to the product manual, Section #7 "The
AirMaid Alarm Panel" for all other display messages.
YES
YES NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES

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TO BEGIN THE 3-YEAR WARRANTY ON THE DATE OF INSTALLATION, PLEASE SUBMIT THIS FORM TO INTERZON
WITHIN TEN (10) DAYS. This can be done most easily online at www.airmaid.com.
Installation/Service Company
Company Name:
Installed by:
Telephone: E-mail:
Place of Installation
Name:
Address:
City: Zip code:
State/Province: Country:
E-mail:
Contact name:
Telephone: E-mail:
Product Identification
Model: AirMaid® 2000V AirMaid® 5000V AirMaid® 10000V AirMaid® 20000V
Product Serial No:
Date of installation: mm/dd/yyyy
From Commissioning
Generator Airow cfm Generator Pressure inHO
Airow low speed cfm Pressure low speed inHO
11.PRODUCT REGISTRATION
This product registration form should be sent by mail, fax or completed on the internet within 10 days to:
Interzon AB Tel: [phone]
Propellervägen 4A Fax: [phone]
SE-183 62 Täby, Stockholm E-mail: [email protected]
Sweden Internet: www.airmaid.com

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Manufacturer:
Interzon AB Tel: [phone]
Propellervägen 4A Fax: [phone]
SE-183 62 Täby, Stockholm E-mail: inf[email protected]
Sweden Internet: www.interzon.com
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