Air Purifiers in Cleveland

Get Cleaner, Healthier Indoor Air with an Air Purifier

Ultraviolet germicidal lights are most commonly known for their use in hospitals to kill bacteria and viruses as well as to sterilize equipment.

A UV light air purifier, like radio waves and X-rays, is an invisible form of electromagnetic radiation that upon exposure, causes damage to a cell’s structure. This cell-destroying capability is what makes UV lights so effective at killing pathogens and air impurities such as mold, mildew and bacteria.

How Does UV Light Air Purification Work?

UV light is a natural product of the sun. When people get sunburned, they suffer from radiation burns from a type of UV light that is emitted from the sun. The redness is an inflammatory response of the skin, when its DNA is damaged by UV radiation. Since bacteria is only made up of a single cell, it relies on that cell’s DNA makeup to survive. If that cell is damaged and the DNA is disrupted, it’ll either kill the cell or leave it inactive.

A UV germicidal light is typically paired with a forced air system for greatest overall impact. The light is installed inside the return air duct, so you will not see it or be exposed to it. As air makes its way through the duct and passes the UV light, it is sanitized.

How Will It Impact Indoor Air Quality?

Bioaerosols: Deactivates & Kills Infectious Agents

• Bacteria (streptococcus, pneumococcus, legionella, tuberculosis)
• Viruses (influenza, rhinoviruses, coronaviruses, SARS, common cold)
• Mold
• Fungi

VOCs: Oxidizes Odors & Gasses

• Tobacco & Smoke
• Mold & Mildew
• Cooking Odors
• Garbage
• Litter Box
• Paint

Allergens: Reduces Allergens that Trigger Asthma & Sinus Symptoms

• Pollen
• Pet Dander
• Dust & Dust Mite Dander 

Improves the Health of Your HVAC Equipment

Germicidal lights also kill germs, mold and fungi that may live in ductwork and inside your heating and cooling equipment. This helps keep your HVAC system clean and running at peak efficiency.