Yes! All of them share the ability to eliminate potentially harmful airborne elements. UV air purifiers, however, also eliminate bacteria, germs, and mold. Filtration is responsible for the harmful particles in the air.

There are two different types of UV lights for Duct System:
Coil sterilization – these UV lights come in the shape of ‘sticks’ and are placed in the return air duct.
Air sterilization – as opposed to ‘stick’ ones, these are complete UV lights which will sterilize the air that moves.

The Air Scrubber uses UV light to remove up to 99.9% of all germs and bacteria; it significantly relieves allergies and reduces the risk of getting colds, the flu, or infections.

The Air Scrubber was created by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The goal was to create a safe breathing environment for the astronauts on the International Space Station. As the project was so successful, this technology has become available for residential use since 2013. The Air Scrubber efficiently eliminates contaminants such as Staph, Strep, Listeria, Avian bird flu virus, E.coli, Norovirus, and others.

• The Air Scrubber will be installed for you by our professional team directly into the forced air duct of your HVAC system. 
• Once you turn your HVAC system on, the air in your house will start floating through the AirScrubber’s titanium dioxide-coated honeycomb matrix. The technology the device uses is based on strong UV lights that don’t just trap air pollutants like air filters do. They zap them until they are terminated. It is the only way to get rid safely of mites and mold, the agents that cause irritations, allergies, and colds.
• Once the contaminants have been killed using the Air Scrubber’s UV lights, with the help of the ActivePure™ technology, they will be transformed into oxidizers. These are what we call ‘scrubbers,’ hence the name of the device.
• The oxidizers or scrubbers are then released back into the air to eliminate all the pathogen agents floating through the atmosphere or lying on the surfaces of your house. They are extremely effective in eliminating every kind of pathogen, from mold and bacteria to fungi, pet dander, smoke, foul smells, and microscopic germs.

After you have installed your UV light with the help of a professional, you need to think about maintaining it as well. On average, a stick light bulb can last a little over a year or some 9000 hours.If you want to replace them, you will have to pay for the bulb.

However, if you decide to include this in your annual maintenance plan / saving club membership provided by your favorite HVAC company, this will turn out to be both effortless and money-saving. Therefore, let us know if an UV light installation as well as maintaining it is on your list of priorities. SuperTech has some amazing plans that you can benefit from if you contact us to find out more details. So send us an email or call right now!

Installation of UV light varies depending on the size of your space and how many HVAC units you have. For residential use, the average cost is around $1,300. You should keep in mind that this technology runs off electricity so it will slightly raise your energy bill by an additional $15-$30 per year. And just like any other bulb or lamp in a home though you'll need to replace this component occasionally as well - usually every 9-14 months for most cases!