Micah Lowe, founder of Simply O3, provides step-by-step instructions on how to get and connect an oxygen tank for an ozone generator. The two primary forms of oxygen tanks in the United States are the 540 and 870 tanks, with the 540 tank being more commonly used. The 870 tank requires a prescription, while the 540 tank does not. The video explains how to obtain an oxygen tank from a local oxygen supplier and emphasizes the importance of having a backup tank. It also demonstrates how to connect the oxygen tank regulator to the tank and how to turn on the oxygen flow. The video concludes with instructions on how to disassemble both types of oxygen tanks.

0:00 - The difference between oxygen tanks
3:17 - How to set up a 540 commercial oxygen tank for ozone
6:12 - How to set up an 870 oxygen tank

Takeaways
- There are two primary forms of oxygen tanks: the 540 tank and the 870 tank.
- The 540 tank is more commonly used and does not require a prescription.
It is important to have a backup oxygen tank to avoid running out of oxygen.
- The oxygen tank regulator needs to be properly connected to the tank and the oxygen flow needs to be turned on.
- Both types of oxygen tanks can be disassembled by bleeding the valve and using a wrench.