Consumers use ultraviolet (UV) light products to sanitize toothbrushes, sterilize water, and remove germs from surfaces. UV lights also can clean the air and keep your HVAC system efficient. Before purchasing any for your home, read how UV lights work and where to install them.
Homeowners can purchase standalone, portable UV light units for installation anywhere in a home or office. They also can install UV lights in HVAC systems. Such UV lights come in two basic types:
Depending on your home and personal needs, each UV light type offers sterilizing benefits that may reduce maintenance activities and repair work. If you’re interested in both UV light types, consider starting with a coil sterilizer and then installing an air sterilizer after you see the results.
Here are just a few of the benefits home and business owners can gain from investing in UV lights:
Depending on your needs and the system you choose, you may install the UV lights directly in the air handler. In addition to the air handler, you may choose to install them in the air return or in strategic areas throughout the ductwork. UV lights work best when placed around reflective surfaces and in conjunction with high-efficiency filters.
To properly install the light, invest in UV-protected HVAC components in areas the light may affect. Always read the manufacturer’s instructions regarding placement and mounting. Contact an HVAC professional for help if necessary. UV lights can significantly reduce health hazards in an indoor environment. A strategic installation will improve the overall health benefits. For more information or any other HVAC questions, contact us today.
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