Tech Talks: Technologies Used to Maintain Indoor Air Quality
Welcome to ModernControls Tech Talks. In our first series, we discuss Indoor Air Quality.
In this video we talk about the two most effective means for air purification: BPI (Bipolar Ionization) and UV (Ultraviolet) light treatment.
As air circulates through your HVAC system, it passes through filters and fans which help trap airborne contaminants, resulting in cleaner, healthier, and more breathable air. However, many contaminants which are more dangerous, like viruses, mold spores, and allergens, can still seep through filters and spread throughout your building. This is why many commercial and industrial HVAC units are adding UV light treatments and bipolar ionization.
While filters trap contaminants, BPI and UV light treatments kill them completely. If you’re looking to create a healthy building and a healthy working environment for your tenants, there’s no substitute for these extremely effective air quality technologies.
For more on indoor air quality, see our full video series by clicking on the links below.
Tech Talks: Indoor Air Quality Overview – Part 1
Tech Talks: Indoor Air Quality Overview – Part 2
Tech Talks: Indoor Air Quality Overview – Part 3
Tech Talks: Technologies Used to Maintain Indoor Air Quality
In our video series on air quality, Corey Ferguson, CEM of ModernControls, walks you through the basics of air quality assessment, common ways to improve air flow, air purification tactics to eliminate airborne contaminants, and how ModernControls can help your business create a healthier working environment.
ModernControls assists businesses and facilities managers in implementing building automation (BAS) and creating healthy working environments while helping reduce overhead operating expenses. Our clients gain more control over their HVAC systems and spend less time managing system performance, resulting in a wide range of benefits including cleaner circulated air, improved employee safety and morale, lower carbon emissions, controlled operating expenses, and worry-free HVAC maintenance and cleaning.