Germicidal UV Lights in Bradenton

Germicidal UV Light Technology in the Tampa Bay Area & Greater Sarasota

Blue Bear Total Home Services is up to date on the latest industry-leading technology. That is why we are here to bring you solutions that keep your home safe. UV light technology effectively eliminates or neutralizes microbes such as bacteria, viruses, and mold, preventing them from circulating through the air in your home. By targeting and destroying microorganisms, Germicidal UV lights technology significantly contributes to better indoor air quality, reducing the risk of respiratory issues and allergies.

Germicidal UV technology also provides many other benefits:

• Odor Control: UV lights are effective in neutralizing odors caused by microbial growth, smoke, or other sources, leaving your indoor environment fresher and more pleasant.
• Long-term Savings: While there is an initial investment in installing UV lights, the long-term savings come from increased energy efficiency, reduced maintenance costs, and the prevention of potential health issues.
• Environmental Impact: UV light technology in HVAC systems contributes to a cleaner and healthier environment by reducing the spread of airborne contaminants, promoting sustainability in indoor spaces.
• Continuous Air Disinfection: Unlike some traditional air purification methods, UV lights provide continuous disinfection as air circulates through the HVAC system, ensuring ongoing protection against harmful microorganisms.

Different Types of Germicidal/UV Lights Technology

Choose from two types of germicidal UV lamps for effective microbial control in your HVAC system: return duct germicidal air purifiers and coil-mounted sterilizers.

While both serve the common purpose of eliminating microbial activity, they differ in their functions:

1. Germicidal UV air purifiers: Installed inside your return air duct, these units sterilize contaminants before they circulate throughout your HVAC system. For optimal air filtration, we recommend combining a UV air purifier with a media filter. It's important to note that while UV lamps sterilize microorganisms, they do not remove them from the air in your home.
2. Coil-mounted UV sterilizers: Positioned near your evaporator coil in the supply duct, these units expose the cooling coil to UV light. This process prevents microbial growth and eliminates contaminants after they have passed through your HVAC system.