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The Honeywell electric air cleaner is one of the best systems for removing particles and toxins from the air in your entire house – all at once. The Honeywell air cleaner, such as model number F50F, comes in three different sizes to fit virtually any home duct size.
Electronic air cleaners work through a built in air flow sensor that does not require hard wiring to the home furnace’s fan. It can push air through existing duct work and even lets the homeowner know when it’s time to perform a wash of the HEPA filters or replace a cell.
Ionic Air Purifiers and Electronic Air Cleaners
One of the most common types of electronic air cleaners from Honeywell are their Ionic air purifiers. Electrostatic energy goes out into the air and literally grabs the particles and captures them in a self cleaning system. Unlike HEPA filters, the air is neutralized as the filtration process takes place.
The Honeywell commercial air cleaner works in the same way as their other air purifiers but on a larger scale. The same principles that apply to smaller scale filtration also work in larger settings. The company has taken care to address the filtration needs of both large and small building spaces.
An air cleaner is more than just a luxury. For some people it can even be the difference between health and sickness or employment and unemployment. There are many office buildings and even homes today that are built so well that they are actually turning into “sick buildings.” This term is used to describe a less the good air quality situation that causes workers to become ill due to breathing in toxins, moulds and mildew that result from a lack of pure air circulation.
By using an air filtration system, such as the Honeywell commercial air cleaner, the building is able to have cleaner air circulated. This is especially important during cold and flu season or allergy seasons. Higher air quality leads to better health and performance from employees. Many businesses quickly find a strong return on their investment with the Honeywell air cleaner.
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