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STERYLIS ULTRA Operating Manual
Always seek professional medical attention in cases of serious or persistent symptoms!
Information on special treatment:
- If necessary, provide the victim with oxygen.
- The victim’s circulation should be monitored.
- Show the doctor maintaining the safety data sheet (ozone)
The graph on the left shows very clearly what
effects ozone poisoning can have on humans
depending on their concentration and exposu-
re time. The graph shows: asymptomatic area
(at such concentrations and such exposure
times there should be no symptoms of ozone
poisoning), non-toxic area (possible light,
life-threatening symptoms), transiently toxic
area (strong symptoms of poisoning that will
disappear after a certain time, alone or after
the victim’s help), permanently toxic area (very
strong symptoms lasting for the victim) and
lethal area (huge concentrations of ozone
may contribute to the death of the exposed
person).
General rules
To avoid exposure to the negative effects of ozone poisoning, wear full
face and eye masks, protective gloves and protective clothing in accor-
dance with the table "Personal protective equipment".
Guidelines for first aid
providers
Wear protective gloves, avoid contact with eyes. Wash your hands tho-
roughly with water and soap after providing medical assistance
Inhalation
If the airways come into contact with too high a concentration of ozone,
leave the ozone room as soon as possible and go out into the fresh air
or take the injured person out into the fresh air. In the case of respi-
ratory difficulties, give the victim oxygen. If the injured person stops
breathing, CPR must be performed
Contact with eyes
Eyes exposed to too high a concentration of ozone should be rinsed
with water as soon as possible for about 15 minutes. If you have con-
tact lenses, remove them and rinse your eyes with water. Rinse with a
continuous but not very strong stream of water, keep eyelids wide open,
move the eyeball while rinsing
Contact with skin
Skin exposed to too high a concentration of ozone should be rinsed with
running water and washed with soap.
Swallowing Is not possible
It is essential that you read the first aid measures set out in the table below:
Concentration [ppm]
Lethal area
Permanently toxic
area
Transitionally toxic area
Non-toxic area
Non-symptomatic area
Exposure time [min]