Las Vegas Air Scrubber Installation, Replacement and Repair

It sounds like air is not the kind of thing you could “scrub,” yet “air scrubber” is the name of one of the most advanced types of air cleaning systems available today. Originally, it was called air scrubber because liquids were used to “scrub” the air of gases like carbon dioxide. Today, there are both wet and dry air scrubbers.

The major reason to use an air scrubber over conventional air filtration services is to eliminate harmful gases. Air scrubbers are popular at businesses where a lot of unpleasant fumes may accumulate during operation – nail salons, printing presses, or anywhere where cigarette or other smoke may accumulate.

Air scrubbers can be the optimal solution for homes with distinct pet odors, tobacco smoke, the smell from a fireplace or local fires, or located in damp environments with growing mold spores. Air scrubbers remove all these harmful gas pollutants and unpleasant odors, capture mold spores, dust, pollen, and other very fine particles.

How Air Scrubbers Works

Air scrubbers attract positive ions – most of the particles, by using negatively charged ions. That’s why air scrubbers are referred to as “negative air machines”. Air scrubber creates negative air pressure and draws out contaminants viaducts. This is important because most pollutants in the air have a positive charge. To clean the air at the molecular level, air scrubbers infuse the air with negative ions. Negative ionization is what wipes out the contaminants.

As an air cleaning device, air scrubbers utilize the “search and retrieve method” to eliminate contaminants in indoor air. As air flows through the duct sealing systems, the air scrubbers continuously produce negative ions. Those negative ions are sent out on a mission to find and bring back pollutants floating in the air that are too small to be captured by the standard air filter.

Once negative ions are in the air, they seek to match up with positively charged particles, like bacteria, pollen, or other allergens. When negative ions and positive particles bond, they create larger, heavier particles that can no longer float in the air. Instead, they fall to the ground or on surfaces. When your air handler’s fan is turned on, it will pull the newly formed, larger dirt particles through the ductwork system, ultimately captured by the air filter.

The Air scrubber installation is a special air cleaning system that uses certified space technology that NASA originally developed for use in space. Air scrubber technology purifies the air using special germicidal UV light waves in combination with a catalytic process that sends out “enviroscrubbing” molecules of oxygen and hydrogen. These are nature’s own “air scrubbers.”

With germicidal UV light, the air scrubbers system destroys the composition of smoke, gases, and other toxic compounds. When tuned to a 254nm (nanometers) wavelength, UV light kills viruses, mold spores, and fungi.

Air scrubbers can also use ozone technology to enhance their ability to combat strong odors from pets, household products, smoke, and more. Air scrubber with ozone generator option releases a small amount of ozone to reduce odors and restore a fresh smell. Ozone-free models are also available.