Indoor Air Quality Services in Northern New Jersey 

Types of Air Purification Systems

The type of system you choose will be based on the amount of air being purified, the desired quality of air, and the cost of operation. We can help you decide which system is best for your home.

The most popular types of air purification systems include:

• Electrostatic precipitators can be used to purify both air and water. Electrostatic precipitators use a high voltage to ionize particles in the air. The ionized particles are then attracted to a collector plate where they are collected and removed from the air. This type of system is effective at removing dust and other small particles from the air. It is also energy efficient, lasting up to five times longer than standard filters.
• UV systems use UV light to destroy and inactivate microorganisms in the air. The system then passes the air through a carbon filter to remove any remaining odor and other particles from the air. This type of system works well to remove odors from the air. It is also effective at killing airborne microorganisms.
• Activated carbon filtration systems use activated carbon to remove odors, chemicals, and other particles from the air. The carbon absorbs and removes unwanted particles from the air. This type of system is also effective at removing airborne microorganisms.
• Electrostatic air cleaners use an electric charge to attract and remove airborne particles from the air. The system then passes the air through a filter to remove any remaining particles from the air. This type of system is effective at removing small particles from the air, such as dust and pollen.