UV lights and Air Filtration Services
What Odors Does Greenfox Air Quality Remove?
The tropical climate in Florida allows a constant flow of humid and moist air through your ducts, contributing to that pungent odor in your home. At Greenfox Air Quality, we're committed to ensuring the cleanliness of the indoor air quality by integrating UV lights into your HVAC system.
Are you fed up with the persistent, musty smell lingering in your home?
Does turning on your air conditioning system unleash an unpleasant odor reminiscent of a dirty sock or al locker room like when you were back in high school? It could be mold growing in your air conditioning system!
If you’re in Palm Beach County, Florida, Greenfox Air Quality can help you with your dilemma: Ultraviolet (UV) lights for your HVAC system. UV lights are a powerful tool for eliminating, cleaning, and preventing the proliferation of microorganisms such as mold, mildew, bacteria, viruses, and other particulates that thrive in dark, damp conditions which can be the cause of the foul odor!
Greenfox Air Quality proudly serves Palm Beach County and beyond, providing top-notch service with our reliable, honest, and professional installation team. Our experts, skilled in fitting UV lights on all HVAC models and makes, ensure you receive the finest experience possible. From walking you through the installation process to addressing your queries, we’re here every step of the way.
Plus, with our no-cost estimates and competitive pricing, there’s never been a better time to rid your home of odors, mold, and mildew with UV lights from Green Fox Air Quality. Contact us today to book your UV light installation!
Advantages of Ultraviolet Lights in Your Palm Beach County Home
UV lights have many different uses. But in an air conditioning system, UV lights offer continuous, round-the-clock action against mold, mildew, and other contaminants unlike other air quality solutions. Available in rod and U-shaped variants, these lights are a safe and effective addition to your HVAC system, offering numerous benefits such as odor elimination, enhanced airflow, improved energy efficiency, disease prevention, and reduced energy costs.
UV lights and Air Purification System
In addition to UV Lights, air purification systems are a great way to protect your home from harmful pollutants including dust mites, pet dander, and other airborne particles.
We only provide our clients with top-of-the-line Air Purification systems. Whole house systems can be used with UV lights to provide another layer of protection with the air you breathe in your home.
With precise installation and customization options, you can enjoy the benefits of a healthier home environment immediately.
Ready to improve your indoor air quality with our expert team? Don't hesitate to reach out to Greenfox Air Quality for a consultation.
We'll help you identify the ideal whole-home air purifier to meet your needs and discuss solutions tailored to your home or business. Schedule your appointment today and breathe easier with our professional air purification solutions.
FAQ
Can anyone install UV Lights on your HVAC Unit?
While UV lights themselves aren’t complex, installation involves working with your electrical system and accessing the interior of your HVAC unit. For safety and correct usage, it’s highly recommended to have a qualified HVAC technician install your UV lights. They’ll ensure proper installation, secure electrical connections, and verify compatibility with your specific HVAC system.
What exactly do UV Lights do to your HVAC system?
UV lights emit ultraviolet radiation that can target and kill or inactivate airborne viruses, bacteria, and mold spores as they move through the HVAC system. This can potentially improve indoor air quality, especially for those with allergies, respiratory sensitivities, or concerns about airborne contaminants.
Where do you put the UV Lights
For maximum effectiveness, UV lights need strategic placement inside your HVAC system. The location typically depends on the unit’s layout, but generally:
Downstream of the air handler and coils: This ensures the UV light treats contaminants after they’ve been filtered by the air filter but before circulating through your home.
As close to the evaporator coil as possible: This placement maximizes exposure of the light to contaminants on the coil itself where most contamination occurs.
For A-shaped coils, consider two UV lights: One on either side of the coil can provide better coverage.
Should UV Lights always be installed on your HVAC Unit?
UV lights provide potential benefits for air purification but are not a guarantee . It’s important to consider a few key factors. UV lights primarily target airborne microbes and may not address existing mold growth. If mold is suspected within your HVAC system, professional HVAC remediation is remediation.
How are UV Lights installed?
A qualified technician will follow these steps:
- Identify optimal placement: They’ll consider your specific HVAC unit and recommend the most effective location for the UV light.
- Electrical connection: The UV light will be wired to your HVAC system’s electrical supply, ensuring safe and proper operation.
- Mounting the UV light: The technician will mount the light fixture within the recommended location.
- System testing: Once installation is complete, the technician will test the UV light’s functionality and ensure it doesn’t interfere with your HVAC system.