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South Cooling can offer a wide variety of UV lights that will work in conjunction with your Air Conditioner and heating system. UV (Ultraviolet) lights have been used in the medical and high-tech industries for decades, and are available for residential use in HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) heating and cooling systems.
UV lights are a smart edition to a home’s HVAC system because these ultraviolet, germicidal lights eliminate harmful, mold spores, dander and other microorganisms during the HVAC air-filtration process. In modern, well insulated homes, UV lights can reduce indoor-air pollution levels significantly, ensuring a healthy environment for occupants. All of this cleansing comes without the use of toxic chemicals, which is good for you and your loved ones. |
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UV lights work by disrupting the reproduction process within the microorganism, resulting in its death. There are as many types of UV germicidal lights as there are combinations of HVAC systems, but they all fit either in front of or inside of the system’s cooling coils, where the air flows freely and the ultraviolet light can penetrate all particles. Also, UV germicidal lights operate continuously, even if the HVAC system is offline, ensuring that your home remains free of toxic contaminants and pollutants 24 hours a day, seven days a week. |
Why use UV Light?Adding UV lights to your HVAC system is beneficial to your HVAC system’s components too. They can extend the life of your home’s heating and cooling system significantly, because the system’s components have to work less hard if the air is cleaner. So, adding UV lights saves the homeowner money and increases the value of the home too. The benefits of UV lighting are well documented for ensuring that your indoor air quality remains high.
We service the three County areas, Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. Contact us today for more information regarding UV light. Miami Dade County call 305-463-8866, Broward County, 954-425-9828 and Palm Beach County, call 561-234-4952. Our estimates are always free! |
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