46510801 Field Controls 46510801 UV-16/24 UV-Aire 16" In-Duct Air Purifier 24V

Field Controls 46510801 UV-16/24 UV-Aire 16" In-Duct Air Purifier 24V - Model # UV-16/24 - 46510801 - Sizing (tons) 1.5 to 5.0 Tons - 24V - Minimum Duct Width (Inches) 16 - 30W - 1.3 Amps - 60Hz Lamp Intensity - μW/cm²@1m 62 - μW/cm²@1in 72 - μW/cm²@0in 21,948 Features of the UV-16/24 UV Induct Air Purifier The UV-Aire UV-16 / 24V unit is a commercial induct air purifier for the home is designed to emit powerful UVC band light rays to reduce airborne microorganisms as they pass through a heating or air conditioning system. It is installed in the main supply or return duct and operates continuously to automatically purify the air in the home 24 hours a day. Highlights of the UV-16/24 Induct UV Air Purifier - CONVENIENT: Easy lamp replacement - MOUNTING: Ballast mounted in the power head. Eliminates need for mounting and wiring of the ballast to the UV bulb - SIMPLE INSTALLATION: Installs easily - UVC LAMPS: One high-efficiency 16-inch UVC lamp that reduces airborne particle The UV-16/24V lamp UV whole house air purifier requires wiring of 24 Volt ballast assembly. While Field Controls UV air purifiers reduce airborne germs, they can also keep A-Coils clean. A-Coils are in moist, dark places, the perfect breeding ground for mold and toxic biofilm that releases germs into the air each time the system cycles. When a UV lamp is placed near the A-Coil it keeps the coil clean, allowing the AC system to run efficiently, which saves on energy costs, reduces maintenance, and extends the life of the equipment. The UV-16 / 24V lamp neutralizes an organism’s DNA and makes it unable to replicate. As indoor air circulates through the duct system, it is consistently bathed in UV light as it passes through the treatment zone. Based on the design of the central air system, each molecule of air will pass over the lamp 75-150 times a day. Independent lab tests indicate that Field Controls UVs have a significant and cumulative effect on the concentration of airborne germs in the home. In an independent test, Field Controls UV reduced the test bacteria by 90 percent with a single airflow pass at typical airflow rates. This efficiency will not be the same for all bacteria and molds since each organism requires different exposure times at the same UV output energy level.