Air Treatment Technology
THE AVERAGE PERSON SPENDS 90% OF THEIR LIFE INDOORS
Indoor spaces are more than just walls and ceilings. They are where people live, work, and interact every day. Whether it’s a home, office, or healthcare facility, each building functions as a complete system. When one part of that system is compromised, it can affect the entire indoor environment.
Issues like poor ventilation, humidity imbalance, or airborne pollutants may start small but can quickly impact comfort, health, and equipment performance. Taking a comprehensive approach to air treatment helps prevent these problems before they spread. By combining ventilation, air purification, humidity control, and filtration, you can maintain fresher, more efficient indoor spaces that support the well-being of everyone inside.
OUR AIR TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY:
FIELD CONTROLS ADDRESSES ALL TYPES OF INDOOR AIR POLLUTANTS
Indoor air pollution is generally classified into three primary categories: particles, gaseous pollutants, and germs. Together, these represent the full spectrum of airborne threats that can impact your home and living spaces.
- Particles – include visible and invisible solid particles like dust, pollen, pet dander, and smoke.
- Germs – such as mold spores, bacteria, and viruses pose significant health risks, especially in sealed, moisture-prone spaces.
- Gaseous Pollutants – including volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and odors, are often released from household products, building materials, and combustion sources.
3 Indoor Air Pollutants
WHY CHOOSE FIELD CONTROLS FOR INDOOR AIR TREATMENT?
Air Treatment Learning Library
A media air cleaner is a whole-home filtration upgrade that integrates directly into your HVAC system to capture more airborne particles, improve airflow, and extend filter life. Unlike standard 1-inch filters, media air cleaners use deep-pleated filters and sealed cabinets to deliver cleaner air throughout your entire home with less maintenance.
Indoor air can be up to five times more polluted than outdoor air, particularly in energy-efficient homes that are tightly sealed, allowing pollutants like germs, VOCs, and odors to accumulate over time and potentially cause health problems for residents. Learn how a whole house air purifier can help.
Your HVAC system may be circulating more than just air. Dust, mold, and bacteria can build up and impact your health. Discover how whole-home purification helps.
As temperatures drop, your furnace becomes the heart of your home. Before winter arrives, make sure it’s running efficiently and safely. From replacing filters to checking burners, these simple maintenance steps can lower energy costs, improve air quality, and keep your family comfortable all season.
Before winter settles in, make sure your furnace is ready to perform at its best. A quick HVAC filter check can improve airflow, reduce energy bills, and protect your system from costly damage. Learn why replacing your furnace filter before the cold hits is one of the simplest ways to boost comfort, efficiency, and indoor air quality all season long.