Sanuvox residential UV air purifiers help reduce dangerous particles from the air in your home – particles that can cause allergies, respiratory illnesses and more. Many of us use filters in the ventilation systems of our homes to reduce particles in the air. Although a filter will help clean the air inside your home, the chemical and biological contaminants in the air are so small that they will easily pass through even the most efficient filters, like sand through of a tennis racket. To solve this problem, a Biopür from Sanuvox is an excellent solution.
Sanuvox air purification systems help people with allergies breathe easier by reducing airborne triggers that can worsen symptoms, including dust, dander, mold spores, and pollen.
Designed to integrate with your home HVAC system, our Canadian-developed UV-C and filtration technology works continuously to inactivate up to 99.9% of airborne pathogens and allergens, helping improve breathing comfort for people with seasonal allergies, pet allergies, and asthma.
By continuously treating the air moving through your ducts, Sanuvox systems help reduce sneezing, congestion, and nighttime coughing so you can sleep better and enjoy cleaner, fresher indoor air all year long, even during peak allergy season.
Wildfire smoke quickly infiltrates homes, carrying fine ash, soot, and harmful chemical compounds through HVAC systems.
Sanuvox UV purifiers effectively eliminate smoke odors and VOCs through advanced UV-V photo-oxidation, destroy mold and bacteria with germicidal UV-C light, and optimize capture of fine particles for purified indoor air.
To save energy, we insulate our homes and buildings better than ever. This makes it almost impossible to bring enough fresh air from outside to inside, in order to reduce the concentration of biological and chemical contaminants in our homes.
The implementation of these important energy saving measures results in a constant increase in particles circulating in the air (allergens, viruses, bacteria, molds, chemicals, volatile organic compounds, smoke and odors).
According to the EPA (the United States Environmental Protection Agency), "pollutant levels inside our homes can be up to 100 times higher than those outside"; and these same contaminants constantly circulate through the ventilation system of our homes.
