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The Challenge of Casino Air Quality

  • Ventilation alone, even at high rates of 75 CFM per occupant, can’t fully address tobacco odors. This has been documented in scientific research dating back to the 1930s. While dilution works well for visible smoke particles, it’s far less effective with odors and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
  • Many casinos have tried various approaches:
    • Carbon filtration banks (expensive and requires frequent replacement)
    • Masking agents (adds more chemicals without solving the core problem)
    • High-efficiency particulate filters (effective for visible smoke but not odors)

Why Ozone Technology is Different

Creating better air quality in smoking environments isn't about finding a magic bullet. It's about implementing a comprehensive solution that addresses all aspects of the problem while maintaining the highest safety standards.

Safety: Our Top Priority

  • Precise Control Systems – Our injection systems are designed with multiple failsafes and precise control mechanisms to maintain appropriate levels.
  • Continuous Monitoring – We utilize UV ozone analyzers – the most accurate sensors available – with ±1.5 ppb accuracy to continuously monitor levels in the breathing zone.
  • Data Logging and Compliance – Our control panels continuously log data points to ensure OSHA compliance, providing complete transparency and accountability.
  • Strategic Implementation – We inject ozone at specific points in the HVAC system, not directly into occupied spaces, ensuring proper mixing and dilution before air reaches the casino floor.

Real-World Results

  • Tobacco odors are significantly reduced
  • Customer complaints about air quality decrease
  • The “empty casino” smell (caused by off-gassing from surfaces) is minimized
  • These improvements are achieved while maintaining safe ozone levels well within OSHA regulations

Beyond the Technology

  • Precise protocols for system sizing
  • Detailed safety monitoring procedures
  • Specific maintenance requirements
  • Comprehensive staff training programs

The Bottom Line