Crystal Quest OxiOrg Water Oxidation Ozone System - Whole Home Protection

Why Choose the Crystal Quest OxiOrg?

Are you worried about the quality of your water? Do you want a solution that’s effective, eco-friendly, and hassle-free? The Crystal Quest OxiOrg Water Oxidation Ozone System is your answer. Designed for whole home protection, this system uses ozone to improve water quality without harsh chemicals.

Key Benefits

• Efficient oxidation for cleaner water
• Low maintenance—install it and forget it
• Eco-friendly and BPA-free for your health
• ISO certified for quality assurance
• Versatile installation with existing systems

How It Works

The OxiOrg system integrates seamlessly with your whole house water filter. It produces ozone only during wash cycles, ensuring that your water is treated effectively without constant monitoring. Ozone naturally dissipates after use, leaving your water clean and safe.

Applications

Perfect for:

• Residential homes
• Airbnb and rental properties
• Medical uniforms and personal protection gear
• Hospitality fabrics like bedding and towels

How to Choose Your Size

Choosing the right OxiOrg system size is important for optimal performance. The OxiOrg comes in four ozone output ratings – 500, 750, 1000, and 2000 mg/h (milligrams of ozone per hour) – to accommodate needs from small homes to light industrial uses. Use the guide below to select the best fit:

• 500 mg/h (Residential – Small/Medium Homes): Best for standard home use, such as small to mid-sized houses with 1–3 bathrooms or families with average water usage. This entry-level ozone output handles typical household water purification and laundry disinfection needs effectively.

• 750 mg/h (Residential – Large Homes / Light Commercial): Ideal for larger homes (4–5 bathrooms) or households with high water usage. Also suitable for small commercial settings like bed-and-breakfasts or offices with moderate water demand. The higher ozone output provides extra capacity for heavier use or mildly contaminated water sources.

• 1000 mg/h (Residential – Estate / Small Business): Recommended for very large homes (6+ bathrooms) or residences with severe water quality issues (e.g. high iron or sulfur in well water). This size is also great for small businesses and facilities—such as boutique hotels, veterinary clinics, or daycare centers—where robust water disinfection is required on a daily basis.

• 2000 mg/h (Commercial & Light Industrial): Designed for commercial and light industrial applications that demand the highest level of treatment. Choose this model for scenarios like hotels, restaurants, laundromats, or medical facilities with extensive water usage and where maximum ozone power is needed. The 2000 mg/h unit ensures complete oxidation for large volumes of water, making it perfect for multi-unit properties or operations requiring rigorous water sanitation. (Note: For typical homes, this high-capacity model may be more than necessary unless dealing with extremely high water usage or very persistent contaminants.)

By matching the ozone output to your property’s size and water needs, you’ll ensure efficient and cost-effective performance. When in doubt, residential users can usually start with 500 or 750 mg/h, while business or industrial users should consider 1000 or 2000 mg/h for optimal results.

Technical Specifications

Documentation

• Owner's Manual

FAQs

• How does ozone improve water quality?
  Ozone is a powerful oxidizer that effectively eliminates pathogens and microorganisms, ensuring cleaner water. It also breaks down organic impurities and odors, so your water is both safer and better tasting.

• Is it safe for my family?
  Yes. The system is eco-friendly and BPA-free, using only ozone (a form of oxygen) to disinfect. Ozone leaves no harmful residue and reverts to ordinary oxygen after treatment, making it safe for home use. It’s the same technology trusted in hospitals and water treatment plants, but scaled for residential use.

• Can I install it myself?
  Yes, the OxiOrg is designed for easy installation. It comes with an installation kit and manual. If you already have a whole-house filter, the ozone system can be added inline with that setup. Most homeowners with basic plumbing knowledge can install it, but you can always consult a professional installer for peace of mind.