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Polarized Media Filtration

Provide the best possible indoor air quality for your occupants with our polarized media filters. This system captures particles of all sizes using a polarized charge to attract them together, making them easier to capture. Unlike conventional filters, which must be changed every 30 to 90 days, these come with replacement media pads that only need changing every 4 to 6 months on average.

97% effective at capturing particles down to .3 microns in laboratory testing
Meets CSA Standard C22.2 No.:187-M1986 and UL Standard ANSI/UL Std No 867 (4th Ed.) for electrostatic air cleaners
Only 1 watt of electricity per panel
30% odor-causing VOC reduction per pass
Low-cost media replacement
Fits standard 2″ commercial filter slot
Lifetime system warranty

PLP captures coarse particles (less than 10 microns) including bacteria, dust & dirt, dust mites, debris, mold spores, and pollen, as well as fine particles (less than 2.5 microns) such as viruses, atmospheric dust, pet allergens, smog, soot, and tobacco smoke.

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Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI)

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Filtration alone is not enough to protect people from exposure to airborne viruses. Nor does it prevent biofilm from growing on coils. When you combine proper HVAC filtration with other best practices, such as UVGI, you can reduce the potential for airborne transmission of indoor air pathogens in your HVAC system.

Surface Disinfection in Commercial Air Systems

Treating HVAC systems with UVGI keeps the coils, drain pans, and wet surfaces of your systems clear of microbial growth, which can significantly reduce energy efficiency. Such devices emit relatively low levels of UV energy that is continuously delivered 24 hours a day, making them a practical application.

UV-C disinfection of cooling coils is so effective that payback periods of 2 to 3 years are expected.

Air Disinfection in Commercial Air Systems

UVGI systems designed for air disinfection apply a more intense level of UV energy to inactive airborne pathogens as they move through your HVAC ducts. HVAC air disinfection systems usually require more power and more lamps (or both) to effectively inactive pathogens within a short period of time.

These types of systems are placed downstream of your coils to keep surfaces free of microbial growth while simultaneously disinfecting moving air.

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Our IAQ Technology

Polarized Media Filtration

Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI)

Surface Disinfection in Commercial Air Systems

Air Disinfection in Commercial Air Systems

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