Enhanced Air Quality With HVAC UV Lights

UV air purifiers use UV-C light or short-wave ultraviolet light which de-activates pathogens and microbes in the air like viruses, bacteria and mold. As air passes through the device it is scanned by the UV lamp present and is immediately disinfected using a process called germicidal irradiation.

How UV Air Purifiers Work

UV air purifiers make use of UV lamps that destroy microorganisms and pathogens. The lamps are installed inside your HVAC ductwork where they cannot be seen by the human eye. The HVAC UV light emits UV-C light at a 254 nm wavelength which is just the right strength to destroy harmful microorganisms in the air without posing any threat to people or pets.

The Benefits Of Using UV Air Purifiers 

Not only do UV air purifiers foster good health, but they can also improve your HVAC system's function. Because the UV light cleans the air in your home, the heating and cooling units are also cleaner and can run better. The overall life of the HVAC unit can also be prolonged. 

Better health: Impure air quality can lead to a host of health problems, especially the worsening of allergies and asthma. UV air purifiers work very well against microorganisms and pathogens that aggravate creating problems by removing them from the air as they are being circulated. 

Fewer bad smells: Unpleasant odors can ruin time spent indoors. Using a UV air purifier will help to neutralize these bad smells, doing away with them for good. Whether it is the strong smell of burned food or pet odors that linger, using a UV air purifier will help to kill the funk instantly. 

Lower maintenance costs: You do not have to worry about cleaning or changing filters in an HVAC UV purifier, as the whole unit works on light alone; there is no filter to replace or maintain. The UV light bulbs do need to be changed once in a while, and that can be done in minutes.