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If you own a newly constructed home in Williamsport, it was probably constructed with energy efficiency as a priority. This means more insulation and windows and doors with enhanced seals. While these advances are good for keeping your energy bill in check, they’re not so fantastic for your indoor air quality.

Your HVAC system needs to operate with a filter. But if you’re using a flat filter, you won’t be receiving ample filtration. This model only provides the bare minimum of protection by keeping dust out of your HVAC system.

While you can get a pleated filter or one with a increased MERV rating, it still might not be ample filtration, particularly if someone in your residence has allergies or other respiratory problems.

That’s where a whole-house air purifier comes in. These systems are attached within ductwork to provide effective filtration around your residence. Depending on the model you go with, you’ll be able to get rid of allergens, odors and even some viruses under certain airflow conditions.

Here are our top systems from Lennox®, an industry leader in air purification.

Best Air Purifiers from Lennox

1. HEPA Air Purifiers

HEPA air purifier, like the Healthy Climate® High-Efficiency Particulate Air Filtration System, provides top-of-the-line filtration. These filters were first developed to guard scientists as they created the atomic bomb. Today, they’re a staple in hospitals and other medical buildings.

The Healthy Climate HEPA Filtration System includes a three-step filtration method. A prefilter draws bigger particles before the HEPA filter catches remaining tiny pollutants. Then, a charcoal filter eradicates odors and chemical vapors.

The PureAir™ S Air Purification System is compatible with all HVAC brands and seamlessly connects with with your smart home. It reduces the three major varieties of indoor air irritants:

  • Airborne particles
  • Chemical odors and vapors
  • Germs and bacteria, under certain airflow conditions

This air purifier can eliminate 99.9%* of pollutants, including mold spores, pollen, dust and pet dander. It’s also potent at reducing or eliminating 90%1 of flu and cold viruses under certain airflow conditions. And, according to laboratory and field studies, it removes and destroys approximately 50% of your home’s odors and chemical vapors within 24 hours.

The PureAir S includes sensing features that make it uncomplicated to maintain. When linked with an iComfort® S30 smart thermostat, you’ll receive an alert to install a new filter and UVA light.2 This home air purifier must be used with communicating Lennox systems and the iComfort S30.

2. Media Air Cleaners

Lennox Healthy Climate® Media Air Cleaners come in in a variety of MERV ratings to fit your needs. This rating calculates how good filters are at removing contaminants. The greater the number, the greater the filtration.

The Healthy Climate Carbon Clean 16® Media Air Cleaner is recommended for families with allergy suffers and pets. This is a HEPA filter air purifier, because it has a MERV 16 rating for hospital-level filtration. And it eliminates more than 95%3 of irritating particles from your home’s air.

The Healthy Climate 13 Media Air Cleaner is recommended for families who desire better protection from viruses and bacteria. This filter catches 99% of larger particles such as dust, pollen and lint. And up to 54% of miniscule particles down to 0.3 microns.4

The Healthy Climate 11 Media Air Cleaner is a a great air purifier for allergies and in houses with pets. It catches more than 87% of bigger particles down to 3 microns and more than 28% of miniscule ones down to 0.3 microns.4 It’s able to offer this powerful filtration without increasing the price of operating your HVAC system.

These three media air cleaners can be used with any brand of HVAC system. Regardless, it’s important to realize that some of the more substantial ones, such as MERV 16 and 13, may decrease your system’s airflow. This can hike up your energy expenses.

3. UV Air Purifiers

The sun’s UV rays are to the reason why you get a blistering sunburn. But this type of light has a useful application when concealed in your ductwork. It’s also powerful enough to reduce germs, mold and fungi under certain airflow conditions.

In actuality, the Healthy Climate UV Germicidal Light can lower the amount of airborne microorganisms by 50% in as fast as 45 minutes.5 This light destroys cell structure, which halts these microorganisms from multiplying and infiltrating across your house.

And this UV air purifier can also help keep your heating and cooling system clean and operating properly. It eliminates of germs, mold and fungi hiding within ductwork and your system itself. This UV light air purifier accomplishes all this work without developing lung-aggravating ozone.6

Breathe Easier with the Help of Our Air Purification Specialists

Your loved ones’ comfort and health is our top priority at Lycoming Heating Company. We realize there are lots of possibilities out there. That’s why we make it easy to collaborate with our indoor air quality pros. We specialize in recommending solutions that match your needs and budget, and we’d love to hear more about your house and your air quality problems. Give us a call at 570-326-4450 now to begin.

 


1Based on laboratory and field studies.
2PureAir™ S requires the iComfort® S30 and a communicating indoor unit.
3Leading consumer magazine, January 2012. Based on the published CADR, which is the standardized measurement system to determine the cubic feet of clean air produced per minute. Particles captured range in size down to 0.3 micron. One micron = 1/25,000 of an inch in diameter.
4Based on lab tests conducted on filters with conditions included in ASHRAE standard 52.2 for E1 and E3 size ranges.
5Based on constant circulation of air in the home, 3,000-square-foot home with a 5-ton air handler.
6U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, “Ozone Generators that are Sold as Air Cleaners: An Assessment of Effective and Health Consequences,” August 2006.