Abstract: A solid-state electronic dehumidifier (SSED) to improve the performance, productivity and longevity of small-scale ozone-generating devices. By removing moisture upstream of the ozone generator, the SSED stabilizes the ozone generator's rated ozone output. Reducing moisture content in the process gas (air), increases unit performance, and the lifetime of the ozone-generating cell is increased by reducing nitric acid generation. The system includes an SSED upstream from an ozone generator. The SSED has an outer housing divided into two chambers, a cold side and a hot side, by a dividing panel. The SSED has a cold heat sink located in the cold side and a hot heat sink located in the hot side, with a heat exchange unit secured in the dividing panel in contact with both cold and hot heat sinks. Air flow through the hot and cold sides dehumidifies the air in the cold side and is directed to the ozone generator.