Fort Collins Heating & Air Conditioning Blog

September 7, 2015

Part of living in great comfort is maintaining great indoor air quality throughout one’s home. It is simply not enough that you are able to heat and cool your home successfully. Of course, there are a lot of different ways in which your indoor air quality may suffer, and a lot of different reasons as to why those situations may develop. Because of this, it is important that you work with an indoor air quality specialist in order to determine how best to resolve any issues with your indoor air quality. One effective means by which to do so is the use of an electronic air purifier in Fort Collins, COTo learn more about these systems, or to schedule air purifier services, just call the pros here at Fort Collins Heating & Air Conditioning.

How Do Electronic Air Purifiers Work?

Unlike a traditional media air filter, which just allows air to pass through and captures pollutants therein as it does so, an electronic air purifier takes an active role in trapping pollutants. In systems such as electronic precipitators, air is pulled into an ionization chamber. Therein, the pollutants within that air are given a static charge. These pollutants may then be trapped on oppositely charged collector plates, or they may simply be released into the home, where they attach to surfaces and are simply cleaned up during routine cleaning. In either event, the pollutants are removed from circulation throughout the house.

Benefits of Using an Electronic Air Purifier

There are many instances in which media filters are enough to sufficiently boost indoor air quality. If you are trying to trap very small pollutants, though, or if you have very sensitive allergies, then an electronic air purifier may be necessary. Give us a call to discuss your options. With the right air purifier, you can boost the air quality throughout your home, in turn boosting your comfort and even the health of those within your living space.

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