With Our Filtration Systems, will prevent air contaminants from entering your home by capturing particles through air filters before they make their way out of the air ducts and into the rooms of your home. With our product, remove s up 99.98% of allergens for the filtered air up to 100 times more effective than a standard filter.

An air purifier is used to filter the air with pollutants to the fresh air in several stages of filtration. The working of an Air purifier has 3 main basic steps namely, pre-filter, deodorized filter, HEPA filter. Though the basic working is common, the purification depends on the type of technologies used in the purifier.

Intense UV light kills bacteria and mold growing on your HVAC’s indoor cooling coil and prevents it from becoming airborne. Our germicidal lamps work to clean your system and help prevent these contaminates from becoming airborne and circulating throughout your home.

Humidifiers can help add moisture to the air when your air is too dry. Dry air can exacerbate allergy and asthma symptoms and make you more susceptible to airway infections and other issues.

Dehumidifiers help remove excess moisture from the air. Excessively moist air can cause mold and dust mites to thrive in your home, causing allergic reactions and triggering severe asthma symptoms.

An air purifier (also known as an air cleaner) is a device that usually removes contaminants from the air in the living space to enhance the indoor air quality for fresh air. These air purifying devices are primarily marketed as beneficial to asthmatics and allergy sufferers and reduce second-hand cigarette smoke.
The iWave air purifying device uses electricity to clean the air. It usually creates an ionic wave that acts upon the air particulates. This wave usually increases the efficiency of your ventilation system's air filter and destroys harmful organisms in your home, providing your home with lots of benefits. You can install the iWave air cleaners in your HVAC ducts. Moreover, the iWave products reduce allergens, airborne pathogens, small particles, and smoke irritating your respiratory system.