Kill Viruses in the Home with a Germicidal UV Air Treatment System
with Germicidal UV Air Treatment System
Kill Viruses in the Home
Disinfectant Qualities of UV Light
Ultraviolet (UV) Light is a proven technology that has been killing microbes, mold spores, bacteria and viruses since the start of time. UV light from the sun provides a normal defense against air-borne bacteria and viruses. Shorter winter days provide less UV sunlight and so the threat of infection increases through the winter months.
For over a century, UV lights have been relied upon to get rid of microbes, mold spores, bacteria and viruses that circulate through the air in your house. They are shown to be effective in sterilizing any HVAC system. Tens of thousands have been safely installed in nursing homes, clinics, processing plants, commercial offices, manufacturing sites and multi-and single-family residences all over the world.
Today, UV lights are employed for germicidal reasons in hospitals, grocery and restaurants stores. A 2012 Duke University Medical Center study discovered that UV lights had eliminated 97 percent of “drug-resistant bacteria” from 50 hospital rooms.
Because UV light kills microbes, mold spores, bacteria and viruses, your family will be less prone to flu and colds. Even some allergic reactions could be lowered.
You can easily improve the air quality you and your family breathe and kill viruses in the home with a Germicidal UV Air Treatment System.
How Germicidal UV Air Treatment Works
How UV light systems kill viruses in the home
Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI) is a disinfection method that utilizes short-wavelength ultraviolet (UV-C) lighting to get rid of or inactivate microorganisms by destroying nucleic acids and disrupting their DNA, leaving them unable to perform vital cellular functions.
For HVAC applications, as with all other UV-C sterilization applications, direct contact with 254nm UV-C rays, given appropriate visibility, will inactivate the DNA and RNA of microorganisms (such as bacteria, viruses, mildew spores, yeast, and protozoa), making them “sterile” (unable to reproduce), which, in biological terms, leads to a “dead” microorganism.
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Benefits of Germicidal UV Air Treatment
Killing viruses in the home is GOOD thing
Air that moves through an HVAC device with ultraviolet lighting will produce more healthy air to breathe.
- UV-C Germicidal systems will not hurt occupants, fixtures or devices because they produce no ozone or secondary contaminants.
- UV-C Germicidal systems increase the value of all air conditioning and air-circulating systems by maximizing their efficiency and prolonging blower life.
- Without UV-C, coils require more frequent cleaning that often depends on dangerous and flammable solvents that can be harmful to the coil, reducing it’s operational lifetime.
- UV-C Germicidal systems can also pay for themselves by saving thousands of dollars in on-going servicing and energy charges.
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Without UV-C, coils require more frequent cleaning that often depends on dangerous and flammable solvents
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You can easily improve the air quality you and your family breathe and kill viruses in the home with a Germicidal UV Air Treatment System.
This is the same product used in hospitals and works inside your existing heating and cooling system using 2 high-intensity U V lights to kill or sterilize microbes, mold spores, bacteria and viruses, improving indoor air quality and giving you cleaner, fresher air to breathe.
In only one service visit, a technician can install a virus and bacteria-killing Germicidal UV Air Treatment System inside your existing heating and air conditioning system which will purify the environment in your house round the clock.
Hardly any servicing is required apart from bulb replacement every few years. And the electronics feature a lifetime warranty.
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