O3waterworks, LLC

Twin-Star International, Inc.

Corey Levy

Matthew Crowe

Jianmin Huang

Rui Hu

Chris Harley

A water ozonation system () that receives source water () from a water source () and converts it to ozonated water () for use in a washing machine () includes a system body (), an ozone generator (), a sensor assembly (), and a controller (). The system body () receives the source water () from the water source (). The ozone generator () is configured to generate ozone. The ozone generator () is coupled the system body (). The sensor assembly () is also coupled to the system body (). The sensor assembly () is configured to sense at least one ambient environmental condition and generate at least one electronic data signal based on the sensed at least one ambient environmental condition. The controller () receives the at least one electronic data signal from the sensor assembly () and regulates a level of ozone that is generated by the ozone generator () based at least in part on the at least one electronic data signal.

Ozone laundry system

An electric heating system is provided with a heater mountable and removable in a cabinet by a user using a mounting system. The mounting system may include at least an installation member, installation receiver, and bracket. The installation member may interface with a surface or interior shelf of the cabinet. The bracket is includable between the surface or interior shelf of the cabinet and the surface of the heater. The installation member may be receivable by the bracket. The bracket may be received by the installation receiver or an additional bracket. The electrical cable may pass through a portal locatable on the cabinet. The heater may be an infrared heater with a fan. A wired or wireless remote with an optional display may control operation of the heater. A method is provided to manipulate the electric heating system.

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Corey Levy