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UV, Induct Ultraviolet Light FAQs
What does a UV light do?
A germicidal UV light
system can significantly reduce the amount of viable airborne
micro-organisms found in HVAC units. UVC light eliminates molds, bacteria, yeasts,
and viruses. These are naturally
occurring contaminants that infiltrate every home and office on this planet.
Micro-organisms are living creatures that are so small a microscope is
required to view them. HEPA air cleaners are efficient enough to capture
many molds and bacteria, but the micro-organisms remain alive, continuing to
grow and reproduce directly on the filtration media.
What are the primary benefits?
UV-C light will significantly reduce the amount of microbials in ductwork
and air space, helping to reduce possible health problems associated with
inhaling microbials. UV-C light is also beneficial in keeping HVAC coils
free of mold which increases system efficiency.
What is the importance of UV-C light
products for indoor environments?
Overall, people spend 90% of their time indoors, in a "closed" environment
with little or no exchange of outside air. Such an environment can become a
breeding ground for potentially harmful pathogens, and in high numbers, can
prove hazardous to human health.
What is UV light?
UV stands for Ultra-Violet light. Ultraviolet light represents the frequency
of light between 200 nanometers (nm) and 400nm and cannot be seen with the
naked eye. Within the UV spectrum lie three distinct bands of light: UV-A,
UV-B, and UV-C. Longwave UV light (315nm to 400nm), or UV-A, refers to what
we commonly call "black light." UV-B (280nm to 315nm), or midrange UV,
causes sunburn. Germicidal UV light (200nm to 280nm), or UV-C, is
effective in microbial control. Research has demonstrated that within this
UV-C band the most efficient frequency for microbial destruction is between
254nm and 265nm. Germicidal lamps that produce the majority of their output
in this range will be the most effective in microbial control/destruction.
How does it work?
UV-C light penetrates the cell walls of the microbe, causing cellular or
genetic damage. The affected microbe is neutralized or becomes unable to
reproduce. Intensity and exposure time will determine how quickly a
susceptible microbe is disabled by UV-C light.
Do I still need an air filter?
Yes. An induct UV light system is designed to be used in addition to a dust
filter or electronic air cleaner and the filtration of dust particles will
also aid in keeping the bulb(s) of the UV light system
clean. However, filters are inefficient at dealing with microscopic
bacteria, molds, and viruses and are incapable of preventing mold from
growing on a surface. A UV-C Light System contributes significantly to the
reduction of the small microbial organisms that pass through filters and
into the general air stream. Proper placement of aUV light system above the
coil, or a surface area prone to microbial growth aids in reducing the
amount of viable microbes on that surface.
How much maintenance is required on a UV light
product?
Lamps should be cleaned every six (6) months to remove any dust accumulation
on the bulbs that might lessen the effectiveness of the UV-C light. The Dust
Free UV-C light bulbs have a service life of 9,000 hours, or approximately
375 days. Annual replacement of the bulb(s) is recommended. Most UV-C light
systems should be left on continuously as turning them on and off ages the
bulbs and power supplies.
How
much electricity does induct UV-C light use?
Each tube uses approximately the same
electricity as a 40-watt light bulb.
How many lamps do you recommend for induct home
installations?
One lamp is normally sufficient to
control microbial growth on the coils and in the drain pan. The lamp size
used should be proportional to the space that is available in the coil and
drain pan area. However, since each HVAC system is as different as the
building within which it functions, the UV-C Light System most suitable for
your needs should be recommended and installed by a professional trained in
UV-C light use and application.
Why should I consider installing a UV light?
Indoor air can be some of the poorest quality air we experience. When we
leave our windows shut, air is constantly recirculated throughout our homes.
Over time this air can become stagnant and bacteria, molds, yeasts, and
viruses more concentrated. These concentrations can cause inflammation of
mucous membranes, upper respiratory problems, and aggravate asthma and other
breathing ailments. A germicidal
UV light system assists
in combating high levels of these micro-organism concentrations.
Could you benefit from healthier air?
Yes. Poor indoor air
quality is a problem that affects everyone. Individuals with weakened immune
systems, allergies, and asthma benefit the most from improving air quality.
Households with children or elderly individuals will also
benefit from the improved air quality.
Your HVAC air handling system can operate with more efficiency as the coils,
drain pan, and ductwork stay cleaner longer.

Ultraviolet Light Air Cleaners /
Germicidal UV Air Purifiers
Whole House or Room Ultraviolet Light Air Cleaners
Germicidal UV light kills mold, viruses, and bacteria
UV Air Purifiers Offer Asthma and
Allergy Relief
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Mounts
in the duct system to control harmful bacteria,
viruses, yeast, and mold, where they start, in the HVAC system. Superior technology and quality control, the Bio-Fighter germicidal
ultraviolet light systems
provide you the
performance to solve your indoor air quality problems. The germicidal
ultraviolet light systems
are available in several models and configurations
from residential to industrial.
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Air Oasis UV
Photocatalyst Induct ACT
The Air Oasis Induct ACT air
purifier sanitizes your air, but also can kill surface mold, bacteria,
viruses etc. With the advanced AHPCO technology the Air Oasis Induct
ACT air purifier will provide all the benefits of ozone air purifiers
without using higher and potentially dangerous levels of ozone. Easy
installation, no maintenance, uses one three year life UV
cell.
TiO2 UV
Photocatalytic Oxidation |
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The
Air Oasis AHPCO™ Cell technology is far superior to the older stand
alone UV lamps and catalytic oxidation methods with only one catalyst used
in other air purifiers. This state of the art advanced oxidation
technology consists of a proprietary, high-intensity broad spectrum UV
tube in a Advanced Hydrated Photocatalytic Oxidation matrix
cell.
TiO2 UV
Photocatalytic Oxidation |
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CAP
Air Purifiers are designed to provide "whole house" air
cleaning. These devices are installed into a home's central HVAC system,
just upstream from the air handler.
Optional ultra-violet lamp combines UVGI and Photolysis technologies
to destroy bacteria, viruses, molds, fungi, and odors.
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HEPA
air purifiers are designed to provide "whole house" air cleaning with three stages of
filtration. CAP600 and CAP1200 models provide true HEPA filtration
for relief from bacteria, mold, fungal spores, pollens, and
lung-damaging particles. These systems can be retrofit into forced
air HVAC system or for new construction.
Optional ultra-violet lamp combines UVGI and Photolysis with or without
ozone.
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PEAK UV PCO Purifier
Air Sterilizer
The PEAK UV PCO is a
Ultraviolet UVC light, (germicidal UV),
Nano-titanium dioxide photocatalytic oxidation,
(TiO2 / PCO), air cleaner
air purifier that is excellent for eliminating molds, viruses, bacteria,
odors, and Volatile Organic Compounds, (VOCs). 97% airborne bacterial
reduction. Covers 200 to 700 sq. Ft., Uses only 20 Watts. Great for allergy
asthma sufferers! |
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MULTI-TECH Intelli-Pro
Intelligent
HEPA
Air Purifier Air Cleaner.
Safe and Effective Ionizer, Photocatalyst Oxidation
TiO2, Germicidal UV
Lamp, High-Efficiency HEPA Filter, Activated Carbon Filter, Washable Dust
Collector Plates, plus a Washable Pre Filter. Monitoring system
Sensor Technology monitors
the Air Quality and performance of filters and components. Let's you know
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Most
Effective Air Purifier for the Cost. Uses Multi-TechTM
Air Purification Technology, 5 leading air cleaning methods. Ultraviolet Light, High-Density
air ionizer for allergens, bacteria,
viruses, chemicals and more. 99.97% efficient HEPA filter for
particles including dust and mold spores. Activated carbon filter for
chemicals, gases, cigarette smoke, and odors. On / Off or
programmable ozone for
strong odors and filter sanitization.
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ESP Germicidal UV Light and
Negative Ions
The ESP four stage air purifier combines a pre-filter, ESP, ionizer, and
Germicidal UV-C light to give you four function air cleaning technologies
in one compact device.
ESP, (Electrostatic Precipitator), filter captures airborne pollutants
like pollen, smoke, dust, pet dander, allergens or any particles as small
as 0.1 micron. The filter never need to be replaced.
Negative ionizer and UV are independent; can be turned
on/off separately. 15.2" x 6.3" x 13.35" |
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3 in 1 Ionizer UV Air Purifier
The 3 in 1 electrostatic, UV, and carbon air purifier helps to remove
bacteria, dust, pollen, reduces cigarette smoke, and gets rid of bad
odors. Using negative ions and electrostatic dust collector plates, the 3
in 1 ionizer air purifier reduces airborne pollutants.
With a germicidal UV lamp the 3 in 1 air purifier keeps your home bacteria free and with a charcoal filter to remove odors.
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Replacement
UV Lamps for Biozone Purifiers
Germicidal ultraviolet lamp
replacement bulbs for Biozone UV air purifiers. Biozone UV lamps
should be replaced annually if used 24/7.
The life of the UV lamp is 9000 hours/ 375 days.
Even if it still burns after 9000 hours it looses it's UV eradication
power and should be replaced. Also fits and works in
Air Lights Air Purifiers.
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More Germicidal UV
Light Info UV Air Purifier Facts & Studies
TiO2 UV
Photocatalytic Oxidation
Indoor Air
Quality - What You Should Know
Particles and Their Sizes in
Microns
Effects
of Negative Ions
Is Ozone Safe?
Why Negative Ions and Ozone
What is Mold?, About Mold, Mold Facts
Why Chlorine Bleach is ineffective in Killing Mold
Want more
information on Indoor Air Quality? Link to the
Environmental
Protection Agency;
The Inside Story / A Guide to Indoor Air Quality
http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/insidest.html
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Air
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