25. Nov. 2025

Choosing ozone water machine capacity for your site

Q: What can I use ozone water for?

Use ozone water strictly for cleaning closed surfaces such as tables, floors, tiles and touchpoints; it is not intended for consumption or medical applications.

Q: Is ozone water safe to use?

When used correctly for surface cleaning and according to the manual, ozone water is safe to use in the described context.

Q: How do I determine the right capacity (LPM) for my ozone water machine?

Start by estimating peak demand in liters per minute and the number of work zones; small locations may work with one to two LPM, while larger kitchens or halls need more flow.

Q: Does it matter whether I choose a machine or a smaller device?

Both options provide ozone water for surface cleaning; focus on capacity, connections, placement and controls to decide what fits best.

Q: What if my peak demand increases over time?

If you expect growth, choose a model with some extra headroom or discuss your scenarios with the supplier so capacity can be scaled when routines change.

This in-depth guide is part of our ozone water machine blog series and helps you choose the right capacity and setup for surface cleaning.

Ozone water machine and ozone water device compared on capacity

Learn how to choose the right capacity and setup for an ozone water machine or ozone water device for surface cleaning, including peak demand and LPM.

Guide: capacity and setup for an ozone water machine

Choosing ozone water machine capacity for your site

This guide is part of a broader series on ozone water machines and ozone water devices for surface cleaning. In this article we focus on capacity and setup, so your ozone water machine can keep up with daily routines.

Ozone water in this context is strictly for cleaning closed surfaces such as tables, floors and tiles. Do not use ozone water for consumption or medical applications and always follow the device manual.

Capacity in liters per minute

Start by estimating peak demand. Small rooms may be fine with one to two liters per minute, while larger kitchens or production areas need more flow. Walk through your site, count the number of work zones and decide whether you prefer one central ozone water machine or several smaller ozone water devices.

Internal resources and two-cloth method

For more background on ozone water and the two-cloth method, use these internal resources:

What is ozone water?

Ozone water machine and ozone water device

Guides

Contact

Two-cloth method

What can I use ozone water for?

Use ozone water strictly for cleaning closed surfaces such as tables, floors, tiles and touchpoints; it is not intended for consumption or medical applications.

Is ozone water safe to use?

When used correctly for surface cleaning and according to the manual, ozone water is safe to use in the described context.

How do I determine the right capacity (LPM) for my ozone water machine?

Both options provide ozone water for surface cleaning; focus on capacity, connections, placement and controls to decide what fits best.

What if my peak demand increases over time?

If you expect growth, choose a model with some extra headroom or discuss your scenarios with the supplier so capacity can be scaled when routines change.

Choosing ozone water machine capacity for your site

Guide: capacity and setup for an ozone water machine

Choosing ozone water machine capacity for your site

Capacity in liters per minute

Internal resources and two-cloth method

Further reading

What can I use ozone water for?

Is ozone water safe to use?

How do I determine the right capacity (LPM) for my ozone water machine?

What if my peak demand increases over time?