Supporting equipment
Complete the Water-Treatment System
Monitoring, oxygen supply, gas control, ozone transfer and safety equipment are selected around the core UV, ozone or integrated treatment process. They support system performance without replacing the main treatment platform.
Equipment families
Selected by function, not displayed as unrelated products
Each supporting item answers a specific system requirement. Puritor recommends it only when the process, capacity and site conditions justify it.
Dissolved Ozone & ORP Monitoring
Measurement and control equipment for verifying ozone residual, oxidation-reduction conditions and treatment stability in water.
Ozone Injection & Contact
Gas-to-water transfer components configured around flow, pressure, ozone dose, transfer efficiency and required contact time.
Oxygen Supply & Flow Control
Oxygen and gas-management equipment matched to the ozone concentration, output range and operating mode required by the system.
Off-Gas & Ambient Safety
Equipment for collecting, destroying and monitoring ozone that is not transferred or consumed during the treatment process.
Different roles in the system
Water measurement stays central on Puritor
Some equipment can appear across multiple SIHON websites, but its page intent changes. Puritor explains what the component does inside a water-treatment process.
Measure what remains in the water
For ozone water treatment, the useful question is not only generator output. The process must confirm transfer, contact and the residual or oxidation condition at the relevant sampling point.
- Dissolved ozone residual
- ORP trend and control logic
- Sampling position and response time
- Commissioning and calibration basis
Verify and protect the gas side
Gas-side flow, concentration and safety instruments support commissioning and operation, especially on oxygen-fed and larger engineered systems.
- Gas flow and pressure
- Ozone concentration, when required
- Off-gas and ambient monitoring
- Alarm and interlock integration
Selection logic
Specify the support layer after the core process
The same component can be suitable for one project and unnecessary for another. Selection follows the treatment duty and system configuration.
Define the core treatment route
UV, ozone or an integrated train based on the water analysis and required result.
Confirm operating conditions
Flow, pressure, utilities, control philosophy, redundancy and site constraints.
Match supporting equipment
Choose the feed gas, transfer, monitoring and safety components that make the process operable.
Document interfaces and scope
Define connections, signals, calibration requirements and what is included in the delivered package.
Need the complete system—not just one component?
Send the flow, water source, treatment objective and available analysis. Puritor will identify the core process and the supporting equipment required around it.
