The 4-stage Cleaning of Pure Indoor Induct Purifiers
Because of the health risks and unpleasant living conditions brought about by polluted air, it has become a major necessity for American families to equip their homes with air purifiers. While some may be using stand-alone air purifiers to clean the air around them, most do not know that there exists another type of air purifiers that can work in tandem with your existing heating or air conditioning system. Products of this type, such as the Pure Indoor Induct 1500 and Pure Indoor Induct 3000, are called induct air purifiers.
Induct air purifiers work by cleaning the air absorbed by the input vent of your air conditioner. Usually situated between the input vent and the cooling fan, induct purifiers serve as the pit stop of highly contaminated air. By employing special cleaning techniques, these purifiers are able to rid the air of harmful toxins and dust particles before passing it to the cooling vent. The result is that your air conditioner is able to circulate fresh and pollutant-free air around your household. Because the air is clean before it gets out of the AC system, it spares your air conditioner from accumulating toxic black mold that may significantly hamper the efficiency and product life of your centralized air conditioners.
Pure Indoor Induct purifiers are considered top-of-the-line products because they employ a unique 4-stage purifying process that gives an all-out clean to the air around your household or workspace. Through this process, Pure Indoor Induct purifiers are able to destroy disease-causing microbes, toxic fumes and dust particles. All four stages are credited to the specially-engineered UV lamp that is the core of the induct purifier. The intense UV radiation generated by the lamp breaks down most of the unfriendly organic components in the air. This germ-fighting process is called Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI). Powerful light wavelengths also emanate from the purifier’s UV light source. These, in turn, generate gas plasma that destroys most microbes and neutralizes foul odors from toxic fumes and gases. The UV lamp is also responsible for emitting photoelectrons that ionize the air. By ionizing the air, dust and other suspended particles are attracted to these photoelectrons. These photoelectrons then destroy and obliterate the attracted particles, thus ridding your air of pollutants that pose major threats to your health. The last and probably the most important stage in this process is the Photocatalytic Oxidation (PCO). Because it uses nano-sized materials, this advanced purification technology enables the induct purifier to weed out pollutants as small as a few microns. When the air passes through the PCO stage, hydrogen peroxide and hydroxide compounds are combined with it. These compounds are known for their antiseptic properties and work like photoelectrons to further sanitize the air you breathe.
The most suitable induct purifiers for your household depends on how large and how polluted your immediate environment is. Maximum area coverage is attained in households with mild to moderate pollution. For the Pure Indoor Induct 1500, the maximum area is 1500 sq. ft. Similarly for the Pure Indoor Induct 3000, the maximum coverage is 3000 sq.ft. For more extreme conditions, this area coverage may be diminished depending on how bad your pollution problem is. Normally, you would have to install more than one induct purifier to efficiently sanitize the surrounding air.
It’s about time you invest in protecting your family’s health. You deserve a breath of fresh air, free from harmful substances that put your family at risk. Thankfully, with Pure Indoor purifiers, you finally get what you deserve.