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Second Wind UV Air Purifier Model 2000 Whole House PCO HVAC

Product Features

• Applications: Family homes, apartments, town houses, basements, shops, offices, restaurants, locker rooms.
• Registered with the FDA as a Class II medical device (K980745) and Registered with the EPA (#73112)
• Allergy & Asthma Symptoms relieved - Reduces Airborne Allergens, Bacteria & Germs From Indoor Air
• Quickly neutralizes odors: pets, cooking, smoking, chemical, carpet, etc. & Destroys micro and macro organisms such as: spores, molds, mildews, fungi, bacteria, viruses, and associated odors.
• This product is recommended for any duct air conditioning system up to 5 tons covering up to 5,000 sq.ft.
• Second Wind UV Air Purifier Model 2000 Whole House PCO HVAC
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Product Description

Why Purchase a room Purifier when you can protect the entire house / office with Second Wind? These units are very effective in helping to sterilize the air borne bioaerosols while also relieving the irritating V.O.C.'s in the dwelling without producing any ozone. The units are very simple to install and maintain, giving the home a much cleaner and safer environment. The UV germicidal Lamp employs energy to destroy the airborne populations of mold, bacteria and viruses. It's like a "light-sabre for airborne villains!" Mold contamination can actually be found lining your heating and air condition system duct work. The Second Wind units can help remove both surface and airborne populations of mold, bacteria and viruses in your duct system at work or home. Filters remove particles in the air. Yet, microscopic living organisms such as bioaerosols float along. Chemicals? Same thing! Volatile Organic Chemicals waft through your home and HVAC system. Indoor pollution can impact your health, allergies, and quality of life. Second Wind offers air purification products that can address ALL your air quality problems!

The Centers of Disease Control (CDC) recommends the use of ultraviolet light with simultaneous use of HEPA air filters.
The U.S. government now specifies that UV light should be used in air handling units to improve indoor air quality in government buildings, by controlling airborne and surface microbial growth.
The Air Institute of Respiratory Education suggests UV lights be used in buildings for indoor air quality purposes, and states that may be t... Read more

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