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Did you know the concentrations of some indoor pollutants can be two to five times higher than typical outdoor concentrations? Airborne contaminants such as dust, dirt, pollen, mold and smoke can create potentially serious health concerns, especially for children.
CenterPoint Energy’s Home Service Plus® (HSP) offers a variety of home air cleaners that will remove up to 98% of pollutants from your home’s air.
Learn how home air cleaners work and which type of air cleaner is best for you.
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Electronic air cleaners remove allergens from your home’s air that you can’t see but that can still affect you. This includes small particles such as pet dander and dead skin cells that can trigger asthma attacks. They also trap harsh chemical fumes that seep in from outside or from the garage that can cause a number of health problems.
In short, air cleaners can improve the health of your family in both the short-term and the long-term, while keeping your HVAC system clean and operating efficiently.
The following is a snapshot of air cleaning products we sell and install:
Honeywell has been a household name in home products, as well as several other industries, for over a century. The F300 line of electronic air cleaners are low maintenance, affordable and efficient and work with all gas, oil and electric forced warm air furnaces and AC systems.
The MicroClean 95 Whole Home Air Cleaner by Respicaire gets its name from its up to 95% efficiency at stopping harmful particulates as small as 0.3 microns. It features a patented carbon graphite charging system to attract and trap dust, dander, pollen, smoke, mold and bacteria.
Nu-Calgon’s iWave-R is the world’s first self-cleaning, zero-maintenance air ionizer, which pulls odors and other particles out of the air. The iWave-R can be easily installed to any brand of AC system of up to 6 tons.
An electronic air cleaner uses electrical charges to remove pollutants from the air and trap them if they pass through the built-in pre-filters. As the cleaner draws air through it, it gives an electronic charge to airborne particles, which then collect on a series of plates holding opposing electrical charges.
In contrast, media air cleaners use a physical barrier to trap particles as air moves through your HVAC system’s return duct line. This can make your furnace or air conditioner work harder to distribute air, decreasing its efficiency. This is not a concern with electronic air cleaners, because despite also being installed directly into the ductwork, electronic air cleaners don't restrict airflow.
And although media air cleaners generally do a good job trapping large air particles, they can fail to capture the smaller-sized particles that electronic air cleaners trap and collect, provided their reusable filters are regularly cleaned.
Where is the air filter placed in my home?
The filter is connected to your furnace in-line with the duct system.
Do I need an air cleaner if my HVAC system has air filters?
Standard furnace air filters made of spun glass fibers are designed to keep forced air furnaces and ductwork clean, but they don’t improve air quality. Media filters do, being much more effective at keeping the HVAC system clean. So the two types can work together.
Is there much maintenance involved?
Regular cleaning of the device is the only work involved.
Are there other ways I can keep the air clean in my home?
Besides media air cleaners, portable air purifiers are an alternative way to clean the air. Some air purifiers are able to kill bacteria and viruses via ultraviolet light or activated carbon filters, but they don’t filter particles from the air.
For the ultimate in home comfort, supplement your new air cleaner with a humidifier, heat recovery ventilator or other indoor air quality product from HSP.
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