High Intensity Ultraviolet UVC
WHY UVC MATTERS
Your Home or Office Could Be Harming Your Indoor Air Quality
Homes today are tight and energy-efficient, with less air exchange. Indoor air is filled with invisible airborne germs such as bacteria, viruses, and mold spores. These contaminants can spread infections and trigger allergies; asthma and other respiratory illnesses. Traditional filtration alone cannot capture or reduce many of these microscopic dangers.
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor air can be more polluted than outdoor air, making clean air an essential part of a healthy home. Field Controls offers an extensive range of advanced residential air treatment products and solutions to make sure your indoor air remains clean and comfortable.
Ultraviolet C (UVC) purification
UVC technology goes beyond filtration by actively reducing airborne germs and viruses, providing cleaner, healthier air for any environment.
HOW IT WORKS
UVC (Ultraviolet C)
How it works: Ultraviolet-C (UVC) light is a powerful disinfectant that penetrates and disrupts the DNA/RNA of airborne pathogens like viruses, bacteria, and mold spores, rendering them inactive and unable to reproduce. Our systems use UVC light at the optimal 254 nm wavelength for maximum efficacy.
WHAT IS TOXIC BIOFILM?
Toxic biofilm is a slimy layer of microorganisms—like mold, bacteria, and fungi—that forms on damp HVAC components, especially coils and drain pans. Over time, this buildup can:
- Reduce system efficiency by insulating coil surfaces and restricting airflow
- Circulate harmful microbes into occupied spaces, posing health risks
- Lead to odors, corrosion, and premature equipment wear
Field Controls UVC technology disrupts and prevents biofilm at the source, helping maintain clean coils, healthier air, and optimal system performance.
UV COMMON APPLICATIONS
Residential Use
UVC technology gives families peace of mind by helping reduce airborne germs and
microorganisms where they live.
- Allergy and Asthma Relief: Reduces airborne allergens, mold spores, and dander that trigger symptoms.
- Healthier Living Spaces: Helps limit the spread of germs through central HVAC systems.
- HVAC Protection: Keeps coils clean, improving energy efficiency and reducing costly repairs.
- Whole-Home Coverage: Works through central HVAC systems or portable units for targeted spaces.
3 Indoor Air Pollutants
Commercial & Large-Scale Applications
In busy and high-traffic environments, controlling airborne germs is essential for safety, comfort, and productivity. Field Controls UVC solutions are engineered to meet these demand
- Healthcare Facilities: Reduce the spread of airborne pathogens in hospitals, clinics, and senior living centers.
- Educational Buildings: Create healthier classrooms and campuses by minimizing germs and VOCs.
- Hospitality & Retail: Keep air fresh and welcoming for guests while reducing odors and pollutants.
- Corporate Offices: Support employee health and productivity with cleaner, safer indoor air.
- Industrial & Specialized Spaces: Addresses airborne germs in labs, casinos, gyms, and manufacturing facilities.
- HVAC Longevity: Prevent biofilm buildup on coils, ensuring peak efficiency and extending equipment life in large systems.
OUR RESIDENTIAL AIR TREATMENT TECHNOLOGY:
Air Treatment Learning Library
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