Ozonizer help...general info needed.

[camel shrimp]

I have a question regarding ozonizers and ozone. I have a project that involves the use of an ozonizer indoors. It will be used in an enclosed box and then released. The questions I have are

1) what levels are safe??
2) how do i filter the released ozone air so it does not cause any problems???
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Mercedes Benz GL Class

 

[Len]

Safe levels (as mandated by the FDA and OSHA) is 0.1 ppm for 8 hours of exposure, 0.5 ppm for continue exposure. If you smell it , it's not safe. Good thing is ozone decays back to O2 in a relatively short time. A carbon filter screen is usually good enough to remove excess ozone, but the best way to prevent dangerous levels is to dial back the output on the ozonizer.

 

[camel shrimp]

Can the ozone accumulate indoors or will it dissipate to a safe level shortly ??? Do you know if the carbon will remove it well enough to use indoors??? I am working on a crazy project that requires a ozonizer and don't want to play with danger. I appreciate the first post. Thanks for the helpful info.
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Mercedes T80