This utility model discloses an integrated
ozone generator, relating to the field of cleaning equipment. It includes a
chassis, an equipment cabinet mounted on the upper surface of the
chassis, a door hinged to one side of the outer wall of the equipment cabinet, a control panel installed inside the door, a condenser fixedly connected inside the equipment cabinet, an
air compressor mounted on the outer wall of the condenser, the output end of the
air compressor connected to the interior of the condenser, a
buffer tank connected to the output end of the condenser, a first drain
pipe fixedly connected inside the condenser, the outer wall of the first drain
pipe penetrating the interior of the equipment cabinet, a second drain
pipe installed at the bottom of the
buffer tank, and solenoid valves fixedly connected to both ends of the second drain pipe. In this utility model,
oxygen is generated by an
oxygen generator, and then ionized by an
ozone generator, thus enabling the production of
ozone using an integrated device, facilitating both mobility and rapid deployment.