Can anyone identify this ozone producing bulb/lamp?

Hi,

Can anyone identify this ozone producing bulb/lamp?

A3 Small + removable UV guard
Personal size: Great for traveling and use is hotel rooms. Portable treatment for small areas. Perfect for small contained areas including--cat box, small boats, cars, trailers, campers, RV's, closets, bathrooms, refrigerators, storage spaces and personal offices. Use one or more Air Lights per room. Small, versatile and portable. Fits in your hand.

Commercial quality, green product. Rebuildable, industrial plastic construction. Ships complete with lamp. 3w 120vac 60ø, 1.5w 220v 50ø. Lamps can be interchanged.

Ozone producing for occupied and non occupied areas where UV protection is preferred. Provides shock capability for problem areas.

std cubic feet      1,800 to 3,600
shock cubic feet     450 or less
model     A3ZG
cost     $89

www.lightyears2.com/air_light.html

It appears to be very similar to a 3 watt 10.5 volt T6 Intermediate Screw (E17) Base Germicidal Preheat Incandescent Eiko Light Bulb that doesn't need a ballast or starter whereas this one does. (Bear in mind that there are germicidal bulbs/lamps that do not produce large amounts of ozone.)

There's a similar ad/webpage from the same company at http://moldlight.com/NonOzone.html.

They don't state the ozone mg/hr output but it does have some "shock" ability though 450 cubic feet isn't all that much. (That would approximately be a room 7.6' x 7.6' x 7.6'.)

I'm unable to pay $89 but I know I can build it myself for a fraction of that if I can identify the bulb (which will then enable me to locate a ballast/starter). (Yes, they do sell the ozone lamp for $13 but I'm sure I can beat that, too.)

Theoretially, 2 such bulbs could shock a 10' x 10' x 10' room. Not bad. So if I can get 'em cheap enough (with ballast/starters), I can create an ozone generator that's safer than the corona discharge units (no nitric oxide and no need for a drier), kill mold, and do all sorts of ozone "stuff."

If anyone can identify this bulb/lamp, I'd appreciate any information you can provide.

In health,

Paul