Fancy aerator device for the holding tank. Much more efficient than ozonator for controlling head odors. Supports the aerobic bacteria in your tank - smells much better!
...... but, didn't you say it was hooked up to your water tank?
If you open the tubes up you'll most likely find UV bulbs.
This has to be the best thread of 2016!!! It was fun. Thanks for sharing and fun.
Technically it's not over yet.
He hasn't opened the tubes.
Technically it's not over fyet.
He hasn't opened the tubes.
Dem tubes be opened,
Dem tubes ain't goin' back together agin'
If there are UV bulbs in there, they do have a finite life and have to be replaced from time to time.
So before you replace it in the boat fire it up and check that you can smell ozone coming out of the hose.
What does ozone smell like?
What does ozone smell like?
If you start to think that your boat is 200 feet long with a pink hull and that your crew is an army of half naked beauties, the for sure this not ozone but something much more fun!!!
Ozone has a fresh smell that reminds me of chlorine. In higher concentrations it can be very irritating. Ozone can also damage rubber. In this application where it is bubbled through water in a tank and the tank is presumably vented overboard, I don't think it can cause much damage. Might shorten the life of the vent hose. Unless you fill your tank from unreliable sources, you probably don't need the ozone. Most boaters get along fine without it.
May I suggest you do a little research on ozone generators and their effectiveness (?) before you put it back into service.
Some people a lot smarter than me have used the term "snake oil".
Others point out the harmful effects of ozone. Don't think I would want extra ozone being released into my living space!