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Breathe clean with our innovative central air filtration system which will purify air in your entire home, office, or school throughout the day. This powerful system eliminates 99.97% of all airborne particles, leaving you only healthy, clean and fresh air. The HVAC air system would be a good option if you:
- Already have a central air system in your home
- You have an area to filter greater than 2,000 square ft.
- You are concerned about viruses, bacteria and allergens in the air
Truly Clean Air
Our recommended system uses an 18-lb carbon filter that absorbs airborne chemicals, viruses, bacteria, noxious gases, and odors. The HEPA filter traps 99.97% of particles, even the smallest of particles (0.3 microns), which can be the most harmful of all!
Clean Air Delivery
Clean air is passed through your home air purifier through the heating and cooling system and supplied back into your home free and clean of most contaminants.
Most of us consider good health a top priority. However, we don’t often think about indoor air quality. This benign neglect could put our health at risk. According to the Federal Environmental Protection Agency, the air inside can be, at a minimum, 2 to 5 times more polluted than outside.
An HVAC home air purifier can help promote better health by improving the air quality in your home and workplace. So, what exactly does a whole home air purifier do?
An HVAC Air Purifier = Fresh Air
While ordinary paper filters in many central air systems help remove dust from the air, these basic filters do not remove tiny particles that can harm your health. HVAC air purifier systems, which are installed in your ductwork, remove dust, mold, bacteria, and viruses from the air circulated throughout your space by your HVAC system.
How you benefit from an HVAC air purifier
Is the installation of an HVAC air purifier worth it? If breathing clean air is a priority for you, then it certainly is. For allergy and asthma sufferers and those with chronic respiratory problems, the installation of an air purifier should be an even stronger consideration.
Here are some of the things an HVAC air purifier can do for your home or business:
- Trap bacteria and viruses to prevent the spread of germs and illnesses
- Trap pet dander and other allergens
- Block dust mites/dust
- Remove dangerous volatile organic compounds from the air
- Neutralize smoke from your fireplace or from smoked tobacco products
- Remove unpleasant odors emanating from places like stoves, ovens, and trash cans
When should you consider getting a whole home air purifier?
Have you done your best to maintain a dust-free, clean environment but still suffer from allergies and other respiratory ailments? Consider installing an HVAC air purifier. If there is a smoker in the house, adding an HVAC air purifier would be a wise investment in your health. Minimizing exposure to the Covid-19 virus is also a wonderful benefit.
Businesses using volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are prime candidates for an HVAC air purifier (such as salons, furniture refinishing businesses, print shops, dry cleaners and auto body repair shops). Just about any business where cleaning chemicals or printers are used, there will be VOCs in the air.
Types of HVAC Air Filtration Systems
Not all home air purifiers are created equal
HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air) filters are the most common filters found in HVAC systems. These filters trap larger particulate matter such as dust. These filters are rated on a numerical system: the higher the MERV rating, the better the filter is at trapping particles.
Carbon filters trap odors by absorbing them within the activated charcoal distributed within the filter. A carbon-activated filter is a good choice to trap VOC (volatile organic compounds), smoke, and common household odors.
Ultraviolet technology is often used in conjunction with HEPA air purifiers. While the HEPA filter will capture larger particles, an HVAC ultraviolet air purifier can kill tiny microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, and mold using rays of UV light.
Many HVAC air purifiers also contain electrostatic fields to capture microscopic particles as small as 0.1 microns in size, including viruses, bacteria, and mold spores. Electrostatic air purifiers clean the air by using static electricity, generated by air flowing through a network of static-prone fibers, to attract and trap airborne particles until the filter is washed clean.
An ionizing air purifier uses negatively-charged particles to attract positively-charged air pollutants. As the particles come together, they become too heavy to flow freely through the air and attach to your building’s filter, keeping pollutants out of your breathing spaces.
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