Yes, at or above the humidifier. If you install it below the humidifier water droplets can drip down on the lamps and shorten their life. The Blue UV air purifier is certified for wet locations by CSA as safe. Even more, Snapcat uses moisture to further activate its oxy cleaning power. You would have been better off with the unit on always, not connected to a relay or switch on the fan. When the fan isn't running the pathogens and mold spores in the air don't stop too.

The In-Duct Air Purifier has a light rod that allows you to test whether the UV bulb is functioning. The UV lamp should be replaced annually for best operating performance.

If you own an Aprilaire humidifier the answer is very simple -- "Yes." The humidifier will not have an adverse affect on the air cleaner since the humidity being created is a vapor (gas). It is our recommendation that you contact the manufacturer of your humidifier for specific application information if you do not own an Aprilaire Humidifier.

To get the In-Duct Air Purifier installed correctly the first time, we suggest using an HVAC professional. The process is easy and usually takes less than 30 minutes per unit. If you are a competent do-it-yourselfer: drill a hole in the ducting about the size of a silver dollar coin-- insert the lamp in the hole-- attach the black transformer box to the duct with the two sheet metal screws-- hard wire it to the blower motor directly (recommended) or plug it into a 110 wall socket.

ABSOLUTELY YES! VERY IMPORTANT: By using your misting lamp as an aromatherapy diffuser you eliminate burning candles, which give off pollutants they contain from burning petroleum-based paraffin wax. You need only a tiny amount to add fragrance to the room, or the whole house, so use very sparingly, only a few drops! Add the fragrance oils directly to the water, but not directly on top of the mister.

In-Duct Air Purifier kills bacteria, mold, and mildew the primary reasons why people have their ductwork cleaned. During the cold and flu season, you should see a noticeable difference with years past. Non-oxidized dust and other particulate matter will settle in your ducts. Don't worry. Because of the photo ionization process this particulate matter will not be as likely to become airborne.

No. The In-Duct Air Purifier kills potentially harmful organic contaminants. Electrically charged particles such as dust and smoke are destroyed not filtered by the In-Duct Air Purifier. The In-Duct Air Purifier uses the existing ductwork of your house or office building. All indoor spaces using that system are purified. The portable Air Purifier are sized to defined room areas and purifies air around the radius of the unit.

The In-Duct Air Purifier employs the same exceptional air purifier technology as other air purifiers in the Biozone Scientific line. For example, a patented, high-purity UV lamp produces low-level photolic ozone, negative ions, and purifying hydroxyls. Germs, viruses, bacteria, and molds and mildews that may be found in the ductwork are killed by the UV light.

effective as our air filters are in controlling airborne particulates throughout the home, it is simply impossible to rid your indoor air of all the potentially harmful particulate that could be present in your indoor air. As a result, we strongly suggest the addition to various areas of your home where odors or allergens are most likely to accumulate.

The most obvious advantages are in terms of price. Central, induct systems can cost several thousand dollars to purchase and hundreds more to have professionally installed and maintained. Ultra-Pure, on the other hand, offers state-of-the-art, multi-stage portable systems starting at less than $200 and require no professional installation. Frankly, in many cases, it would be cheaper to install a portable system in every room of your house than to install a single central in-duct system.

That's easy. No return authorization needed, just send it back to us and we'll send you the replacement or repair yours immediately. Be sure to include the name and zip code inside the box that you used when you purchased so we can locate your information (unless your unit has a warranty serial number tag on it. If it does we scan the bar code and know who you are).

Yes. The electrostatic process is capable of removing a moderate amount of odor through precipitation. As particulate matter is given an electrostatic charge, odor molecules can get drawn into this static field as well, hence removing them from the air stream.

Yes. IB Panels create a very tight envelope. Bringing in fresh air through an air-exchanger is better than a non-controlled (as through stud in standard framing), which creates heat loss. Panels are delivered by common carrier, or by IB Panels, on a flat-bed trailer. Panels are bound in units and are very compact, and do not take up a lot of load space. Costs involved are approximately $2.00 per loaded mile.

A Sterilight system requires two water connections and one electrical. Very simple. You can install any of the Sterilight systems either vertically or horizontally HOWEVER there is a right and a wrong way to do this.

A device containing a filtering mechanism (filter), which is designed and used for collecting airborne impurities, such as, dusts, gases, smokes and fumes through the use of filters, electrostatic cells and/or absorbents. Typically an air cleaner has a motor blower.

air cleaner affects the air flow in a room in the same way that a fan does. It removes only particles from the air – not humidity. You therefore do not need to buy a humidifier just because you are using an air cleaner. No. The ionising unit in Electrolux Air cleaner contains two grids that keep ionisation confined to the machine. No ions are released into the room.