HVAC air purification, also known as “induct, whole building or in-line” purifiers, is a type of air filtration technology that is integrated into any existing HVAC ductwork to clean the air throughout a building. Our commercial ActivePure® Induct systems provides industrial grade air purification and efficiently reduces contaminants such as mold, bacteria, and viruses in the air throughout a building. An ActivePure® Induct HVAC purification system is an effective and efficient way to clean the air leveraging the powerful sanitization capabilities of ActivePure® technology and your existing HVAC system.
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Improved indoor air quality (IAQ) is essential, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Recommendations from government and regulatory bodies include increasing ventilation, upgrading HVAC systems, and adding portable air purification systems. Our ActivePure Induct systems provide a fully customized solution specifically designed for your building, facility, and industry. Our induct systems work well in:
In our new post-pandemic age, officials push a new focus on increasing ventilation, subsequent indoor air quality (IAQ) for optimal viral mitigation. While upgrading filtration with an HVAC system helps capture particulate from the air, on its own, it is not enough to provided clean air. The CDC recommends using portable air filtration, also known as air purification systems, to enhance air cleaning. Especially in higher risk areas such as a nurse’s office, conference room, breakroom, cafeterias, or areas frequently inhabited by people with a higher likelihood of having COVID-19 and/or an increased risk of getting COVID-19.
New ASHRAE, CDC, and OSHA guidelines recommend upgrading building ventilation filtration to MERV 13 to improve indoor air quality (IAQ) and reduce exposures of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Within our article on MERV 13 filtration learn how the recommend filtration can compromise overall HVAC ventilation performance, provide inadequate filtration, and hinder indoor air quality.
