“Use of UV-C lights in cooling coils and drain pans to improve indoor air quality while also reducing energy and maintenance costs related to microbial growth.”Thomas Jefferson University

“The results have been extremely positive with no microbial build-up on the new air handlers and a pronounced decrease in the build-up on the older air handlers.” Albemarle Hospital

“This product improved the indoor air quality, cleaned the air system, and removed the mold and foul odors…” Sheraton Hotel

“Since the installation of your product the mold growth has ceased and we have not had to return for an unscheduled service need…” Subway Restaurant

Fresh-Air UV’s Coronavirus Statement

Fresh-Aire UV systems are tested and validated against bacteria, viruses, mold & fungus. Fresh-Aire UV systems have been tested and achieve up to a *99.999% reduction on microorganisms. There are a number of factors that need to be addressed in order to determine efficiency, these include but not limited to, the application, such as surface or air disinfection, air velocity and temperature, recirculation rates, and dwell time, as well as the specific biological target. Fresh-Aire UV systems are installed in the HVAC unit and/or ductwork and are designed to disinfect surfaces and the air as it circulates through the ventilation system. UV dosage can be measured in several ways including microwatts per second/centimetres2 (µWs/cm2).

Fresh-Aire UV – Coronavirus Statement

Fresh-Aire UV – UL Certification

Fresh-Aire UV – UV Validation Penn State