Ozone disinfection compatible down to -20°C in cold storage and slaughterhouse environments. Combine mold, bacteria and odor control in a single system.
The Problem
In cold storage, low temperature reduces the efficiency of standard disinfection equipment. Also, while staff are on shift the disinfection dose must be kept limited — which lowers effectiveness.
Standard ozone generators can't operate directly in a -20°C environment.
A cold, humid environment is ideal for mold and psychrophilic bacteria growth.
While staff are present, the dose stays bound by OHS limits.
Insufficient hygiene shortens the shelf life of stored product.
System Concept
OCS-COLD CHAIN offers a dual-mode operating architecture tailored to cold-storage conditions.
All cold rooms, their temperatures and volumes are recorded.
A low dose for staff safety by day and a shock-disinfection protocol in the empty room by night.
The generator sits in a heated compartment and ozone is delivered to the room via an insulated line.
Synced with the shift schedule, the system switches automatically between day and night modes.
Solution Areas
Mold and bacteria control in long-term storage areas down to -20°C.
Continuous low-dose disinfection in +4°C production areas.
Compensating dose control in frequently-opened-door areas.
Managing multiple cold rooms from a single system.
Technical Data
Why OCS-COLD CHAIN?
An engineering solution for conditions where standard systems can't operate.
A balance between staff safety and maximum disinfection effectiveness.
Lower microbial load, longer storage time.
A validated protocol deployed at references such as Rella Gıda.
Multiple cold rooms controlled from a single system.
Local technical support tailored to cold-chain conditions.
Application Sectors
Meat & Slaughterhouse Facilities · Dairy Cold Storage · Frozen Food Production · Logistics & Distribution Warehouses
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FAQ
The generator sits in a heated compartment, not directly in the cold room. Ozone is delivered to the room via an insulated line.
The system doesn't unlock the door automatically until the ambient ozone level drops below 0.05 ppm.
Usually no — the system integrates with existing infrastructure; only gas-line and diffuser installation is needed.
Yes — each room has independent dose control; a different protocol can be applied for cream or high-organic-load rooms.
Removal rates are documented via surface and air sampling after commissioning and periodically.
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