ActivePure®Technology destroys up to 99% of surface and airborne contaminants and has been described as "The most powerful Air and Surface Purification ever discovered, and the only one its class recognized by the Space Foundation as Certified Space Technology.
Improves Air Quality - purifies the air and reduces particles that can irritate allergies and asthma
Clean space - significantly reduces dust, pet dander and odors helping to create a cleaner, healthier and more comfortable environment in your home and at work
Safety - Protects people from dangerous contaminants and pollutants, and protects heating and cooling system from dust buildup
Technology - ActivePure® Technology works to continuously clean and protect air and surfaces 24 hours a day.
Specifications - Available in ozone and ozone free models to cover up to 3,000 sq. ft.
Air Scrubber by Aerus with ActivePure® technology reduces:
Therefore, improving your overall health and well-being. Contact us today at (818) 660-1062 or contact us online to see how we can help you asses your air quality needs.
The Air Scrubber by Aerus works by using ActivePure® technology. It uses light waves and a catalytic process to produce scrubber ions to remove particles from the air. When you turn on your air conditioner, furnace, or fan air will pass through a honeycomb matrix and a UV light which works to disrupt the DNA of contaminants and essentially kill pollutants. As a result it helps eliminate contaminants from the air and surfaces.
An air purifier and an air scrubber both improve indoor air quality, but they operate differently. An air purifier is a passive, often portable device that cleans a single room's air by pulling it through filters, trapping pollutants like dust and pollen. In contrast, an air scrubber is an active, whole-house system typically installed within the HVAC unit. It releases "scrubbing molecules" into the ductwork and living spaces that actively seek out and destroy contaminants on both airborne particles and surfaces, providing a more comprehensive solution for the entire home. These air scrubbers can be put in after a technician notices the benefits it would have during a maintenance. Learn more about HVAC maintenance.
Yes! An air scrubber has been proven safe and effective in NASA studies as well as other university studies on various contaminants in the air and on surfaces throughout your space. It has been clinically proven to reduce various different indoor contaminants such as dust, pollen, and other allergens. If you would like to reduce your exposure to airborne contaminants and VOC's an air scrubber is right for you.
Other than an air scrubber, there are several effective solutions for improving indoor air quality. One of the most common and simple methods is to use a high-quality air filter with a MERV rating of 10 or higher in your HVAC system to trap more particles like dust, pollen, and pet dander. Furthermore, for homes in humid climates, a whole-house dehumidifier is crucial for controlling moisture levels, which inhibits the growth of mold and dust mites, a primary cause of allergies. Call us today at (818) 660-1062 to see how we can help you find the best air quality solution for your home. We offer different air quality solutions to fit your needs to learn more visit our Air Quality Solutions page.
Regularly scheduled maintenance is important to keep your system working properly and efficiently as possible. At the very least a bi-annual maintenance plan, once for heating in the fall and once for cooling in the spring can help your system work smoothly all year long. Contact us today to learn more about our different maintenance plans.
Most HVAC systems have a lifetime of 10 to 20 years. As your equipment gets older, its efficiency can decrease dramatically. You may notice that it gets noisier and needs repairs more often. When a unit begins to show its age, you can either repair or replace it. Because heating and air conditioning technology improves over time, a unit designed with newer, more energy-efficient equipment makes sense, especially if your system is 10 or more years old. We install all major makes and models.
How much time have you spent considering your home’s indoor air quality? EPA research indicates that indoor air is more polluted than the air outdoors. You might be suffering from symptoms due to the poor indoor air quality of your home as opposed to seasonal or outdoor pollutants. Filters are a major component of the system that help improve indoor air quality. Air cleaners and air purifiers are other options. Call us today to see how we can improve your indoor air quality.
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