Many homeowners in Jackson, MS, feel shocked to learn that indoor air can be up to 100 times more polluted than outdoor air. Perhaps you’ve noticed an increase in allergy symptoms, or maybe you seem to catch more colds. With a REME HALO in-duct air purifier, you could enjoy healthier, fresher indoor air in your home. Here’s what you need to know about this air purification system and how it could improve your home’s indoor air quality.
What’s the REME HALO In-Duct Air Purification System
The REME HALO purifier is a whole-home air purification system. It fits into your home’s air supply ducts. This purifier neutralizes stale air and bad odors. As a result, it improves the freshness of your home’s air. It also removes particles, including bacteria, viruses, pollen, pet dander and microbial.
How the REME HALO Purifier Works
This air purification system uses proprietary reflective electromagnetic energy to create a hydrogen peroxide plasma. This type of plasma occurs naturally in Earth’s atmosphere, where it makes particles stick together. In your home, the plasma moves through the air handler and ducts. Because the plasma has an electrical charge, it makes particles stick together. The HVAC filter can then easily capture the large, sticky particles.
Benefits of the REME HALO In-duct Air Purifier
The REME HALO purifier actively cleans your home’s air. It kills 99 percent of bacteria, viruses and microbial. It also kills 99 percent of viruses that land on surfaces in your home. After you sneeze, the purifier neutralizes airborne droplets within seconds, reducing the risk of spreading germs to others in your household. It filters your entire home’s air, and it operates silently. It works with all makes and models of air conditioning systems.
The REME HALO in-duct air purifier uses modern technology to sanitize your home’s air. By removing odors and particles, this air purification system helps you breathe easier and feel better. To learn more about the REME HALO in-duct air purifier, contact Modern Air today.
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