What is the efficiency of UV lamp in ozone generation (Ozone g vs. energy consumed )
I read about UV light source efficiency from one boomarked site but just visit UV Light Ozone Generators boie.us/uv-ultraviolet.php claiming ozone output: 10g/h and still no data on power consumed in the specification "Lamps: Long-life VH** 9,000-hour high-output ozone lamps not rated "Electrical Rating: 120V~60Hz 2.6 Amps So in theory, power consumed is less than 120V x 2.6 Amps = 312W. Hard to believe, low efficiency UV lamps can generate 10g/h ozone comsuming less than 1,000W x hr – a a Apr 28 at 20:11

great image of the opened box BoiE UltraViolet 10K Shock Model boie.us/images/image-slider-uvozone.jpg not sure 10K stays for what " 10,000 mg/hr Eureka!!! 10K stays for 10,000 mg/hr to be verified – a a Apr 28 at 23:07

and one more 12V model of 12-volt corona discharge ozone generator boie.us/dc-sportsman-pro.php since ozone output is selectable, matching electrical rating, so "Electrical Rating: 12V DC 1.55A (Low) 4.45A (High) matches selectable ozone output (1,000 or 4,500 mg/hr) so 1,000 mg/hr consumes 18.6W x h 4,500 mg/hr .. 53.4W x h 4.5 x 18.6W = 83.7W so a single generator consumes less energy than 4.5 stacked in parallel, generating the same amount of ozone. – a a Apr 28 at 23:17

ok, ..20W rated power, 12-volt corona discharge ozone generates 1,000 mg/hr vs. 312W UV light ozone generator generates 10g/hr, so 30W UV ... generates 1g/hr 20W (corona) matches 30W (UV) rated 1g/h since corona generator is much more complicated HV I am going to build UV ozone generator – a a Apr 28 at 23:24